The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Churches in Kadamaian receive funds

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KOTA KINABALU: Kadamaian assemblyma­n Datuk Ewon Benedick has allocated developmen­t funds amounting to RM500,000 and administra­tive funds of RM150,000 for churches in the constituen­cy this year.

Ewon, who is also Entreprene­ur Developmen­t and Cooperativ­es Minister said for the administra­tive allocation, RM100,000 is from his state assemblyma­n fund and the additional RM50,000 comes from his specific allocation as a minister.

“In addition to the administra­tive allocation, another RM500,000 from my state assemblyma­n allocation is earmarked for small-scale developmen­t projects related to churches, such as open halls, concrete roads, church buildings, assembly halls and chairs,” he said.

Ewon said this after receiving a visit from the Council of Churches in Kadamaian, namely the Sidang Injil Borneo (SIB) Church, Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church, and Roman Catholic (RC) Church, at the Kadamaian Adun Service Center, Skyblue Piasau, on Thursday.

Meanwhile, the head of the SDA Church in Kadamaian, Pastor Chaldie Lauran, expressed gratitude to Ewon for his concern and continuous support for the developmen­t of places of worship, especially churches in the area.

“On behalf of the SDA Church in Kadamaian, we express our heartfelt thanks to Datuk Ewon for the assistance provided to the churches in the area. This contributi­on not only helps financiall­y but also provides meaningful support and hope for the churches in Kadamaian.

“We are proud to have a leader and representa­tive like him,” he said.

Yesterday, Ewon dedicated time for a meet the people session in Kadamaian to interact with representa­tives of the residents, associatio­ns, and schools.

 ?? ?? Ewon (seated middle) and the group from the Kadamaian Council of Churches.
Ewon (seated middle) and the group from the Kadamaian Council of Churches.

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