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Reimagining justice begins with examining God’s original intent for all His creation and a courageous reflection on the world as it stands today. It calls us to envision new possibilities and challenge what seems impossible. It questions our internal worldviews and habits, calling for personal introspection, openness, and a willingness to live authentically in alignment with God’s heart for justice. It is a communal call to action, to bridge the divide, emphasising collaboration and shared responsibilities.

2025 THEME

SPEAKERS & JUSTICE VOICES

  • Danielle Strickland

    Author, Podcast Host, Speaker

  • Dr. Lamma Mansour

    Scholar, Social Policy Intervention

  • Prabu Deepan

    Regional Director Asia, Tearfund

  • Ken Wytsma

    Founder, The Justice Conference

  • Dr. Rodel Lasco

    Pastor and Scientist, A Rocha International

  • Sky Siu

    CEO, Mother's Choice

  • Peter Williams

    Regional President for Asia Pacific, IJM

  • Dr. Bruno Roche

    Impact Economist, Founder, Economics of Mutuality

  • Dr. Winnie Fung

    Chief Executive, Cedar Fund

  • Emily Kusunoki

    Psychosocial Manager, Hong Kong Dignity Institute

  • Joshua Philips

    Partnerships Manager, Branches of Hope

  • David Liao

    Co-Chief Executive Asia and Middle East & Executive Director, HSBC

  • Dr. Chloe Martin

    STOP Program Manager, Branches of Hope

  • Jeffrey Andrews

    Centre in Charge, Christian Action - Centre for Refugees

  • Irene So

    Board Member, Branches of Hope

  • Alex Lam

    Head of Asia Equity Syndicate, Macquarie

  • Dr. Lincoln Lau

    Director of Research, Compassion International

  • Dr. Raymond Kwong

    Country Director - East and Southeast Asia, Tearfund

  • Dr. Robert Glover OBE

    Founder, Care for Children

  • Joe Tang

    Executive Director - HOPE International

  • Wen Li Lim

    Faith Driven Investors

  • Deborah Papworth

    Chair, Hagar Hong Kong

  • Sreyna Sam

    Country Director - Hagar Cambodia

  • Lucy McCray

    The Freedom Story

  • Ahyoung Baek

    CEO, Sons & Daughters

  • Suvan Law

    Deputy Director, Christian Concern for the Homeless Association

  • Liz Simmons

    Founder & CEO, Eden

  • Felicia Chen

    Mentor, Hong Kong Youth Innovation Lab

  • Jennifer Moberg Pforte

    Executive Director of the Hong Kong Dignity Institute

  • Dr Ben A. Gerlofs

    Hong Kong University Professor of Geography

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Conference Content

LEADERSHIP & POWER

  • And provide models for others at all levels, we so often see the misuse of power for personal gain, undermining trust and justice. How can we restore leadership, so it is grounded in values that uphold human dignity, foster relational credibility, and cultivate respect for authority while inspiring responsibility among those we lead? How do we as believers engage with power to uphold dignity, equity and accountability for all? 

VULNERABILITY & EXPLOITATION

  • That reinforce inequities and deepen the divide between privilege and marginalisation; creating dependencies and commodifying people. Human trafficking and scamming, aided by technology and protected by violence, causes misery and suffering to those who are forced or fall into slavery. Where can we engage in rebuilding structures that prioritise human dignity and how can we best assist those affected by these violations? 

BROKEN GENERATIONS

  • And societal failures, leading to heightened stress, instability, feelings of inadequacy, increased substance abuse and suicide rates, and widespread mental health challenges. What practical steps are needed to redress this potential legacy of brokenness and harness the biblical heritage of family love, care, and concern - not only so future generations can thrive, but also to restore communities as spaces of belonging, support, and healing?

CONFLICT & DISPLACEMENT

  • Displacement and cycles of injustice. Corruption undermines systems of justice, fueling violence and causing poverty. How do Christians who are caught up in such devastating situations maintain hope and pursue justice? How should the church and believers see their responsibility to respond in a way that builds hope out of the ruins?   

JUSTICE & LIFESTYLE

  • Of faith as a catalyst for justice and our call to care for creation and community. Our own spirituality is often clouded by materialism, consumerism, and self-interest, distracting us from recognising the impact of our choices on vulnerable people and the planet. How do we close the gap between faith and action, personal lifestyle and systemic transformation? What would it take to fully integrate spiritual practice with social justice in ways that create sustainable impact? When will issues like food injustice, environmental stewardship, and ethical consumption be central to our discipleship? 

YOUTH STREAM

  • Following two workshops for the Justice Conference Asia Youth Experience. We seek to create meaningful, youth-led spaces that tackle todays most pressing social challenges. Together, we can equip young people to reimagine justice, build community-rooted solutions, and live out their faith through action with real-world impact that multiplies long after the conference ends.

Conference Workshop Schedule

PRACTITIONER’S DAY

Practitioner’s Day is a unique opportunity to connect with other justice practitioners. We’ll be discussing what it means to sustain ourselves while keeping our organisations thriving and growing.

Whether your roles I working in the field or office, planning programmes or engaging with supporters, join us as we explore practical ways to fuel your souls and find refreshment in the process.

HOST:

Practitioner’s Day 2025 will be hosted by Branches of Hope and Hope of the City at Island ECC in North Point.

TIME

EVENT

FRIDAY 19, SEPTEMBER

Welcome/Prayer

 Plenary Sessions

Impact/Data Management – Does Causation Really Matter? (Dr. Lincoln Lau) 

A Spirituality of Fundraising and Its Practicalities (Dr. Winnie Fung) 

Transforming Masculinities: Faith, Leadership, and Change in Action (Prabu Deepan) 

9:00AM

10:00AM

Workshop Session 1

1A - Church and Community Mobilisation (Dr. Raymond Kwong)

2A - Anchored in Compassion: Engaging with Trauma in Ministry (Emily Kusunoki)

3A - Beyond the Label: Unlocking the Potential of the Homeless Through Connection (Suvan Law)

12:30pm

2:00PM

3:15PM

Lunch

Workshop Session 2

1B - Match-Making with Foundations, Advice for NGOs (Irene So)

2B - Incorporating Faith at Work (Ahyoung Baek)

3B - Beyond Boundaries - Come Unity (Jeffrey Andrews)

Workshop Session 3

1C - Panel Discussion:  Corporate Engagement tThru cCorporate aAmbassadors (Alex Lam & Joshua Philips)

 2C - Ethical Anti-Trafficking Practices:  Guiding Principles for Faith-Based Organisations (Dr. Chloe Martin)

3C - Beyond the Label: Unlocking the Potential of the Homeless Through Connection (Suvan Law)

4:30PM

Break

Depart to Wanchai

5:30PM

6:00PM

CONFERENCE

SCHEDULE

FRIDAY 19, SEPTEMBER

TIME

EVENT

VENUE

6:30PM

7:30PM

Doors Open

Keynote: Prabu Deepan
Keynote: Danielle Strickland

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VC MA

SATURDAY 20, SEPTEMBER

Doors Open

Keynote: Sky Siu
Keynote: Ken Wytsma

8:00AM

9:00AM

10:35AM

11:00M

12:20PM

1:30PM

2:30PM

3:00PM

4:00PM

4:30PM

5:30PM

7:30PM

Break + EXPO

Keynote: Peter William
Keynote: Panel

Lunch Break

Workshop Session 1

Transition + EXPO

Workshop Session 2

Transition + EXPO

Workshop Session 3

Dinner

Keynote: Dr Bruno Roche
Keynote: Dr. Lamma Mansour

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VC

VC/MI

VC/MI

VC/MI

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IMPACT STORIES

Fostering & Adoption

Brittney & Ellison Tsang

Vulnerability & Exploitation

Miwa Chan

SPONSORS

CONFERENCE GALLERY

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FAQs

  • The Justice Conference Asia is a movement dedicated to inspiring and equipping individuals and communities to pursue biblical justice. Through conference sessions, workshops, and discussions, the goal is to develop a deeper understanding of God’s heart for justice and its implications for our faith and actions.

  • The theme for 2025 is "Re-imagine".  The theme is designed to invite us to challenge our imagination, disrupt our realities, and energise our actions for practical outcomes. We invite you to join us as we explore what it means to envision a world transformed by God’s boundless vision of human flourishing and justice. 

  • The purpose of The Justice Conference is to provide moments that serve the global biblical justice movement. It aims to help the Christian church understand the theological framework of God’s heart for justice, equip practitioners in their work, and inspire believers to live out their faith in ways that leaves a positive societal impact. 

  • The conference will take place on 19–20 September 2025 in Hong Kong at The Vine Centre, 29 Burrows St, Wan Chai.  

  • The Justice Conference Asia is open to anyone who is interested in exploring or living out justice in their personal and professional lives, including church leaders, professionals, students, practitioners, and organizations. Whether you’re new to justice work or deeply involved, this conference offers something for everyone. 

  • Workshops are at the heart of The Justice Conference Asia. This year, we will offer 15 workshops across 5 curated streams. These workshops provide opportunities for practical engagement and actionable insights into justice issues. These sessions offer opportunities to dive deeper into specific topics and engage in practical discussions. The focus of these streams is Leadership & Power, Broken Generations, Conflict & Displacement, Vulnerability & Exploitation, and Justice & Lifestyle.  

  • The conference will feature a diverse lineup of speakers, including theologians, practitioners, and justice thought leaders from across Asia and the globe. Speaker announcements will be made closer to the event. 

  • Registration details, including ticket pricing and packages, are available on our website. Tickets can be purchased at the JCA Eventbrite page. Early bird discounts and group rates are available up to 31st May 2025.  

  • There are several ways to get involved: 

    • Partner: Collaborate with us as an organization, church, or sponsor. 

    • Spread the Word: Share the conference with your community and networks. For more information, email us at info@thejusticeconferenceasia.com or visit our website.  

    • Volunteer: Join the conference team and help make the event a success.