On August 31st, 1985, Soh Pooi Siang, also known as Philip Soh, decided to leave his job as a Volvo car salesman and take a walk with God. His walk took him to Ba’kelalan where he attended Bible school. He spent six years there before returning to West Malaysia. He is now facilitating a small group of indigenous people to minister to the Lord at a prayer hill in Bentong, Pahang, West Malaysia. He is married and he and his wife, Alasandrie, have five children.
Look what the Lord is doing! A special report from a participant in the Ba’kelalan Revival. John Lathrop wrote this introduction for this report by Soh Pooi Siang: Mount Murud is located in Malaysia. The church on this site has a direct connection to the Ba’kelalan Revival. The Ba’kelalan Revival is also connected to another […]
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