The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Archives was established in January 2010. Our website is designed to introduce you to our archival holdings and present materials and photographs which are relevant to the history of our church.
Archbishop and Primate Andrew Chan has observed,
- "The HKSKH Archives ministry helps us to understand our history in a deeper sense, in which we may see God's guidance and protection for our Church in the past, so that we may be confident that God will guide us and bless us in the years ahead..."
We hope this website will be useful for church members and individual scholars, from Hong Kong, mainland China and around the world, and provide a better understanding of life and mission.
Philip L. Wickeri, Ph.D.,D.D.
Provincial Archivist
Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Archives
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HKSKH Archives souvenir 2021: A set of Bookmarks
Visitors from Chinese University of Hong Kong
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HKSKH Archives Day 2019
Latest News and Events
Visitors from Chung Chi College
28 Jul, 2021
On 26th July 2021 morning, the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Archives was pleased to welcome professors, alumni and students from Chung Chi College.
Replica of the “St. Paul’s College” Stone Signage
26 Jul, 2021
On 22nd and 23rd July, Dr. Karen Wai-Yin Fong and the staff of St. Paul’s College visited Bishop’s House for making a replica of the “St. Paul’s College” Stone signage.
Principals and teachers of Diocese of Eastern Kowloon visited HKSKH Archives
16 Jul, 2021
The HKSKH Archives was happy to welcome school principals and religion teachers from schools in the Diocese of Eastern Kowloon to our Archives.
HKSKH Archives visited St. Paul’s College and St. Stephen’s Church
02 Jul, 2021
The HKSKH Archives arranged a tour to St. Paul’s College and St. Stephen’s Church on June 30 afternoon.
Visitors from Queen Elizabeth School
29 Jun, 2021
Mr. Hung Ka Ming, the History Panel head of Queen Elizabeth School and his students visited our Archives on 25th May and 29th June.