Hakka Alliance

  Introducing the Hakka People....

A hidden and distinct cultural group of an estimated 20,000 people live in the GTA. They are

characterized by a specific language of the spectrum of Chinese languages called “Hakka.”  This ancient name literally means “the guests among us” because the Hakka have always been a wandering

people.

Since June 2007, the leadership team of Scarborough Community Alliance Church, then the English

congregation of Scarborough Chinese Alliance, began to gather a core team of Hakka speaking

Christians to pray together and plan to start a work among Hakka speaking people in the

GTA. On November 3, 2007, after 6 months of prayer, Hakka Family Fellowship was birthed. Our first meeting was blessed with about 68 in attendance, and the number has remained consistent ever since.

Between November 2007 to July 2009, the fellowship met once a month on Saturdays and attained a

stable attendance of about 55 under a 6 member core leadership team. In April 2008, 14 people were

brought to Christ in an evangelistic outreach, and in January 2009, 7 new believers between the ages of

55 and 80 were baptized.

Despite the difficulty in finding a stable shepherd and church planter for this work, the Lord has blessed

it abundantly, and the ministry has now reached the next stage of maturity. With the support of the Eastern

Canadian District office, and the District Superintendent, we hope to plant the only Hakka-speaking

church in the GTA called the Hakka Alliance Church. The church will continue to remain under the care of Scarborough Community Alliance, along with the support of other partner churches and the ECD until significant stability has been achieved.

 Consider Partnering by:

…Praying and providing spiritual encouragement.

...By God’s grace, the financial goal of an operating budget of $18,000.00/year has already been achieved.  Currently $6,000.00 has been committed by Scarborough Community Alliance Church, $6,000 by the CCACA, and $6,000 by First Alliance Church.

…Sharing training resources and nurturing leaders so that these in turn serve effectively in the church. (Toronto Area)

…Providing temporary help in areas of immediate need that may arise, such as children’s work, worship, transportation, facility and resource materials. (Toronto Area)

Leadership provided by:

…There is a leadership team from Bayview Glen, First Alliance and Scarborough Alliance, under the direction of Timothy Quek, senior pastor of Scarborough Community Alliance.