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Unifor RM230,000 grant supports upgrading works at Blessed Sacrament Church BDC

KUCHING (Aug 29): A total of RM230,000 grant from the Unit for Other Religions (Unifor) has been allocated to support upgrading works at Blessed Sacrament Church BDC. The grant was handed over to the Parish Council of Blessed Sacrament Church BDC by Kota Sentosa assemblyman Wilfred Yap during a ceremony on Friday. According to a [...] The post Unifor RM230,000 grant supports upgrading works at…

Unifor RM230,000 grant supports upgrading works at Blessed Sacrament Church BDC

On August 29, the Unit for Other Religions (Unifor) granted Blessed Sacrament Church BDC in Kuching a sum of RM230,000 to support upgrading works. The grant was presented to the Parish Council Chairperson, Pauline Lim, by Kota Sentosa assemblyman Wilfred Yap during a ceremony. The funding was in response to the church's application for assistance, which Yap had previously endorsed.

Yap emphasized that Sarawak's commitment to supporting and maintaining places of worship across communities was demonstrated by this grant. He expressed appreciation for the support from the Sarawak Government and Unifor, and wished the Parish Council and members of Blessed Sacrament Church BDC success in carrying out the upgrading works.

Yap also reaffirmed his dedication to collaborating with community and religious organizations in Kota Sentosa to promote assistance and development opportunities for the community.

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