Hong Kong Christian Council

香港基督教協進會

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About the Hong Kong Christian Council

The Hong Kong Christian Council (香港基督教協進會) serves as an ecumenical organization bringing together Christian churches and organizations in Hong Kong. Founded in the mid-20th century, the Council has played a vital role in coordinating Christian witness, social service, and theological reflection across denominational lines.

Mission and Purpose: The Hong Kong Christian Council promotes Christian unity, coordinates social services, facilitates dialogue between churches and society, and provides a unified Christian voice on social and ethical issues affecting Hong Kong.

Annual Reports (1960-2011)

Browse annual reports from the Hong Kong Christian Council documenting over 50 years of ecumenical ministry and social witness in Hong Kong.

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Historical Significance

The materials from the Hong Kong Christian Council provide crucial documentation of:

  • The development of ecumenical Christianity in Hong Kong
  • The church's response to Hong Kong's political transitions
  • Social service initiatives and community engagement
  • Theological reflection on contextual issues
  • Inter-denominational cooperation and dialogue
  • The relationship between church and society in Hong Kong

Access Information

This collection is part of the Documentation of Chinese Christianity program, a collaborative digitization project between Yale Divinity Library and Hong Kong Baptist University Library.

For access to specific materials or inquiries about this collection, please contact the Divinity Library.