The document describes the histories of two communities - Masjid Kota Damansara and the village of Uma Eda Beran Long Laput in Baram. Masjid Kota Damansara was founded in 2008 and has won awards, while the longhouse village in Baram was established in the 1920s and saw infrastructure improvements after a 1987 fire. The document also outlines the formation of the Church of St. Thomas More community in Subang Jaya through meetings in homes in the 1980s, with the church officially opening in a converted factory in 2010.

1. Spaces & People
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2. Timeline
2008 - Founded
2009 - Won Award for ‘Masjid Terbaik Negeri Selangor’
2010 - Runner-Up for Masjid Terbaik Daerah Petaling’
Uma
Eda
Beran
Long
Laput
1920s - Community Founded
(Houses constructed from bamboo and thatched with leaves
1987 - Fire Destroys 70-family long house
(Longhouses are now constructed using bricks)
(village now has modern infrastructure,including running water,
electricity, sports facilities, a public library and public telephones)
1980 - Church community begins to form through meetings in usj area
2010 - Factory converted into church
2011 - first official mass at Church of St. Thomas More

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Masjid kota damansara
friday prayers

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Masjid kota damansara
friday prayers

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Masjid kota damansara
friday prayers

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Uma Eda Beran Long Laput, Baram
christmas traditional wear parade

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Uma Eda Beran Long Laput, Baram
christmas traditional wear parade

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Uma Eda Beran Long Laput, Baram
christmas traditional wear parade

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Church of St. Thomas More, Subang Jaya
sunday mass

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Church of St. Thomas More, Subang Jaya
sunday mass

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Church of St. Thomas More, Subang Jaya
sunday mass

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Church of St. Thomas More, Subang Jaya
sunday mass