Michael Chang and His Newly Wed Testify Their Love Within Faith

By Luke Leung 24 Nov, 2008 12:30 EST

Michael Chang and his newly wed wife Amber Liu appeared before the Bay Area media, and they took pictures along with Chang’s long-time friend Price of Peace CEO Kenneth Yeung.

Michael Chang and his newly wed wife Amber Liu look upon each other lovingly.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA- Former world tennis champion and first Chinese tennis champion Michael Chang and his newly wed Amber Liu showed up before the press, sharing their joyful life of marriage, at the press conference hosted by Prince of Peace Corporation on Nov. 21.

While the reporters took pictures, Chang and Liu, who are both professional tennis players and Christians, held each other's hands and shared their love experiences, testifying how God allowed them to understand true love, and they said that faith is a critical factor for their coming together.

As a friend of Chang for many years, Prince of Peace chief executive officer Kenneth Yeung gave his blessings to the newly wed. He testified how Chang has insisted to search for a mate who truly loves God and finally met her after many years of waiting. He said that since Liu also shares the same dream and hobby as Chang it is truly special.

[Editor's note: reporter Sharon Chan from San Francisco contributed to this report.]

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Many American churchgoers expect their pastors’ sermons to help them understand and address modern cultural issues
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