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 Paul Kwong has observed,
- Our church archives have been set up to help us learn from the past as we look to the future. As Anglicans, together in the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui, we value tradition, and this includes our own tradition in Hong Kong, Macau and greater China. We hope that church members and scholars from home and abroad will make use of our archival holdings to better understand our history and experience.
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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Latest News and Events
The Resumption of the Books Conservation Course in Bishop’s House
07 Oct, 2020
The course of Conservation of Books and Documents in Bishop’s House has resumed on 6th October 2020.
A workshop about book conservation work for our interns
16 Sep, 2020
The HKSKH Archives conducted a one-day workshop to acquaint our interns with book conservation work on 14th September 2020.
Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Archives: Resumption of Records Research Services
16 Sep, 2020
Beginning Monday, 21st September 2020, the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Archives will resume records research services during normal opening hours.
Postponement of 2020 Archives Open Day
01 Sep, 2020
It is with deep regret to inform you that our scheduled Archives Open Day on 24 October 2020 has to be postponed once again.
Two important Chinese manuscripts restored
29 Jul, 2020
This short article introduces the restoration of manuscripts now being done in Rome. We thought friends of the HKSKH Archives would be interested.