Malaysia Campus Crusade for Christ (MCCC) recently celebrated its 35th anniversary with a dinner attended by some 840 people including leaders from the Christian community such as MBS principal Rev Dr Tan Kim Sai, STM principal Rev Dr Ezra Kok and Bishop of the Lutheran Church of Malaysia and Singapore Rev Bishop Gideon Chang.

During the dinner, MCCC National Representative Ling Yok Wong shared the organisation’s vision of building a generation of influencers for Christ in every segment of society through the strategy of spiritual multiplication - win, build and send. The win-build-send strategy is a two-prong tactic focusing on evangelism and disciple-making. In evangelism, more emphasis will be placed on "cultivating soil and planting seeds" to connect with society, while life multiplication through a wholistic mentoring system will be focus on disciple-making.

The goal is to give every Malaysian the opportunity to, not only hear the gospel but also, ‘see’ the gospel in the lives of these influences.

NECF Malaysia Secretary-General Rev Wong Kim Kong also attended the celebration as the guest speaker. Speaking on the theme "One Thing I Do," he stressed the importance of staying focused on the one thing that God has entrusted to each believer. He encouraged MCCC staffworkers to remain faithful and to follow the example of Paul "in forgetting what lies behind and reaching forward to what lies ahead".