The Ling Liang Chinese Church Trust
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Ling Liang Chinese Church Trust - A Brief History
The Ling Liang Chinese Church Trust was founded by the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. David Lamb missionaries from Shanghai, China with the late Rev. Dr. Timothy Dzao. The Lambs arrived in India in 1949 and founded the Trust in 1961 after a decade of difficult and challenging ministry. They came with a vision of preaching the gospel to the small Chinese community in Calcutta, India and starting schools for people who never had opportunities to be educated. In their three decades of faithful service they touched and changed the life of hundreds of people they came in contact with, many who became faithful believers. Mrs. Mary Lamb was promoted to glory in 1994. Rev. David Lamb was called home to be with the Lord in November 2002. He is survived by his daughter Sarah, and son-in-law Kenneth Liu. Dr. Kenneth Liu is the senior Pastor of the Centerville Community Church in Centerville, Ohio.
Churches and Schools of the Trust
Ling Liang Chinese Church (Founded 1963). Service in English & Haka ( 3.00 P.M.). Address: P-7 Hide Lane Calcutta 700012 West Bengal India. Ling Liang High School (Founded 1963). English Medium High School (Grade 12). Total Number of Students: 1450. Address: P-7 Hide Lane Calcutta 700012 West Bengal India. Grace Ling Liang Church (Founded 1973). Service in English & Haka (8.30 A.M.). Address: 21B Hughes Road Calcutta 700046 West Bengal India. Grace Ling Liang English School (Founded 1973). English Medium High School (Grade 12). Total Number of Students: 1400. Address: 21B Hughes Road Calcutta 700046 West Bengal India. Former church members and alumni can contact us at any of the email addresses
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