KVBC Trust (formerly Kuala Lumpur Christian Conference) was formed in 1997 with a single purpose: to encourage godliness through expository Bible teaching.
In 1999, KVBC Trust together with Evangel Book Centre organised the first Klang Valley Bible Conference (KVBC). This conference has since become an annual platform for faithful Bible exposition, featuring gifted servants of the Word from around the world such as D.A. Carson, David Cook, David Jackman, Bryan Chapell, Peter Adam and John Woodhouse. Expository Preaching Seminar (EPS) was introduced in 2001 to further sharpen the focus of church and ministry leadership on Bible exposition, followed by a string of other training conferences and seminars in later years.
Our Partners
Evangel Book Centre is an evangelical Christian literature ministry serving churches with an emphasis on bibles, reference works, commentaries and group study materials. Established in 1955 as a non-profit organisation, Evangel is under the care of a local Management Committee whose members are from various churches. Any marginal profit is used to further this literature ministry or other Christian charitable work.
Equip Gospel Ministries has the twin aims of increasing biblical literacy throughout the churches in Malaysia, and recruiting and training gospel workers to faithfully minister the gospel in Malaysian churches.
Since 1990, KCC Next Gen has trained over 14,000 next generation gospel leaders to faithfully pass on the gospel to others. It is a ministry of Katoomba Christian Convention (KCC), a Bible-preaching convention ministry that was founded in 1903 the tradition of the Keswick Convention in the north of England.
Wawasan Penabur, or Sower’s Vision, was formed in January 2009, to partner with the Bahasa-speaking church in Malaysia to develop and distribute the best Bahasa resources to leaders, churches and individuals. Founded by Christian leaders from across the major denominations, we serve this mission by seeking to collaborate with Christians committed to serve the BM Church in East and West Malaysia.