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Welcome (Selamat Datang) and warmest greetings to you and your loved ones from all of us at Focus On The Family Malaysia! It has been a few years since we last revamped our website, and it'll probably take us some time to bring things up to speed. In the meantime we trust that the contents within this website will be a source of encouragement to you.FeaturesIn our passion to "Help Families Thrive" here in Malaysia, we offer you, among others, the following: |
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No Apologies® Training Of Facilitators for the Ministry Of Health |
 Overview of participants during the introductory session 
| We were invited by the Family Development Division (Bahagian Pembangunan Keluarga) in the Ministry Of Health to train selected members of their teenage health service providers (anggota kesihatan perkhidmatan kesihatan remaja) on No Apologies®.
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By Dr Louis McBurney Focus on the Family with Dr James Dobson June 2005
Friendships have always ranked as a high priority in my life. I enjoy spending time with current friends, and I nostalgically look forward to every opportunity to reconnect with old chums. Every five years my college and high school reunions prove to be a hoot. It’s always fun to see how people change as they age. Even some old girlfriends who played fond roles in my romantic memories aren’t quite as attractive as I remember. Leaving the reunions, I’m thankful I married Melissa and not any of those “other” girls. But that’s not necessarily true for everyone. With the wonders of the Internet, it’s easier to make individual private contact with old friends – which can be a dangerous venture. In my counseling practice, I’ve seen growing numbers of men and women who’ve opened Pandora’s Box by simply “clicking here” to locate a former sweetheart. Before you click, consider these dangers. |
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* Father and Son Camp November 2008 (TBA) * Mother and Son Connection in Kuala Lumpur 27th September 2008 Stay tuned for more information! |
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