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Issue221-225

A Group of Women-clergy from Quanzhou, Fujian, China visited HKSKH

Visited Homes for the Elderly and other welfare organizations
Impressed by the cooperation between the Church and the schools and the welfare organizations

The women-clergy arrived at Hong Kong on the 22nd June. They visited SKH Churches, schools, social welfare organizations, and were given an opportunity to further their understanding of the organization of SKH and the services it provides. The 10 person group was received by representatives from the Women's League, the Church of Our Saviour and the Diocese of Hong Kong Island.

2004/07/-- by Echo

Issue221-225

'Hong Kong Family Letter - For the Future of our Children'

HKSKH Archbishop Peter Kwong

HKSKH Archbishop made a statement on RTHK on Saturday, 12th June entitled 'For the future of our children'. His hope was that Hong Kong could establish a law that will reflect the spirit of our schools, which is workable, and will benefit future generations.

2004/06/-- by Peter Kwong

Issue221-225

The Standing Commission on Social Service of HKSKH Soccer Betting and its effects on Youth 'Watching soccer is enjoyable But betting hurts'

Please do not associate the enjoyment of watching football with its related betting

The Standing Commission on Social Service of HKSKH met at the Archbishop's Residence for the second time to discuss, 'The impact of the legalization of soccer betting on youth.' It was unanimously agreed in the meeting that with the onset of the Euro 2004 soccer games, a banner that says, 'Watching soccer is enjoyable, but betting hurts' should be put up in all SKH churches, secondary and primary schools, and all community service organizations. This acts as a reminder to everyone not to make any association between watching soccer and betting.

2004/06/-- by Echo

Issue221-225

Christian Listening �X�XWhat is it ?

By Linda LUI, Sunday School co-ordinator of Christ Church, Kowloon Tong
(excepts are taken from the pamphlet printed by the Acorn Christian Foundation)

I am a Christian Listener and have taken, in Hong Kong at SKH Ming Hua Theology College, the 'Learning to Listen' and 'Called to Listen' Courses. In April 2003 I was selected to attend the Tutors' Training Course on Christian Listening at Whitehill Chase, Bordon, UK, which is the base of the Acorn Christian Foundation. The purpose is that on my return, I could train more people from the Anglican churches to be Christian Listeners and Christian Listening Tutors.

2004/06/-- by Linda LUI

Issue221-225

Constructive meeting at Kanuga

[ACNS] The Lambeth Commission met in plenary session for the second time between Monday 14 and Friday 18 June at the Kanuga Conference Center, Hendersonville, North Carolina, by kind invitation of the Center's President, Dr Albert Gooch. The Commission is grateful for the hospitality of all the staff at Kanuga, and to those local supporters who made the Commission's visit possible.

2004/06/-- by Echo

Issue221-225

SKH had already implemented school based management and a policy of democratization School councils already consist of parents and alumni with regular meetings held with teachers

The Church Body of the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui organized a sharing session on the Education Amendment Bill (2002)
Archbishop Kwong explained and answered questions and pointed out that:

SKH had already implemented school based management and a policy of democratization
School councils already consist of parents and alumni with regular meetings held with teachers

2004/05/-- by Echo

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