The city of Flowers holds a prayer breakfast to support community needs and social stability.

The city of Flowers held a prayer breakfast on the 15th, bringing together religious leaders and local officials to seek guidance and unity. Pastor Oh Rillang of the Holy Evangelical Church of Montfumish and Pastor Natha of the Central Chinese Christian Relief Association shared insights during the event. The gathering included county officials, parish pastors, and community workers who prayed and sang poetry, expressing hope for a city of common good. County teams also emphasized their ongoing efforts to support the community.

The Governor highlighted the Church’s role as a vital force for social stability. He noted the Chinese Christian Aid Association’s establishment of a 1919 food bank, which provides timely aid to vulnerable communities. The county administration is actively collaborating with the Church to address local needs. The Governor expressed confidence that, despite new challenges, county offices remain committed to disease prevention and business development. He also looked forward to welcoming tourists from the country and abroad to experience the city’s sustainable charm.

The Chinese Christian Relief Association works alongside Taiwan churches to create a network of 1919 food banks. These initiatives assist economically vulnerable families by providing regular basic necessities, reducing daily living costs, and allocating limited resources to child education and medical care. This effort aims to improve the quality of life for those in need.

During the meeting, participants prayed for the county government’s good faith and for the new year to continue caring for the people of the city. They expressed hope that love would remain in the hearts of the community and that gratitude would be extended to those around them. The event reflected a shared commitment to neighbor-love and collective well-being.

The gathering emphasized the importance of unity and mutual support. By combining the efforts of religious leaders and local authorities, the community seeks to build a more compassionate and resilient society. The prayer breakfast served as a reminder of the power of faith and cooperation in addressing social challenges.

Source: Read the original report (translated from Mandarin Chinese)