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
Jul 20
On this Day in History
On July 20, 1941, Chinese theologian T. C. Chao arrived in Hong Kong from Kunming. He was confirmed as an Anglican, and ordained deacon and priest by Bishop R. O. Hall in Bishop’s House, Hong Kong, all on the same day.
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Rev.Prof.Philip L. Wickeri has been awarded as "Distinguished Scholar"
Rev.Prof.Philip L. Wickeri has been awarded as "Distinguished Scholar" on the 11th International Symposium on the History of Christianity in Modern China
HKSKH Archives Day 2019
Prof.Philip L. Wickeri gave a speech on “What is the Church? Ecclesiology and the Chinese Christian Future” at China Graduate School of Theology
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Our interns Kenneth and Eric finished their work.
Archbishop Paul Kwong reviewing books at the Hong Kong Book Fair 2018, among the books at the R.E. Center are many published by the HKSKH Archives.
Local Researchers visit HKSKH Archives
Latest News and Events
News Release – Our New Staff
17 Jul, 2019 to 31 Dec, 2019
We welcome Ms. Tiffany KWONG, a new team member of our Archives!
New Book Published
16 Jul, 2019 to 31 Dec, 2019
Thy Kingdom Come A Photographic History of Anglicanism in Hong Kong, Macau, and Mainland China Philip L. Wickeri and Ruiwen Chen
Rev.Prof.Philip L. Wickeri has been awarded as "Distinguished Scholar"
19 Jun, 2019
Rev.Prof.Philip L. Wickeri has been awarded as "Distinguished Scholar" on the 11th International Symposium on the History of Christianity in Modern China.
Open Day Welcomes More than 300 Visitors
02 Apr, 2019
The HKSKH Archives welcomed more than 300 visitors to Bishop’s House this past Saturday. The theme was “Education for a Better Society: Historical Contributions of HKSKH Schools.”
Archives Open Day 2019, 30th March, 2019 (Saturday) 10:00a.m.– 4:00p.m.
30 Mar, 2019
“Education for A Better Society : Historical Contributions of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Schools”
Jul 20
On this Day in History
On July 20, 1941, Chinese theologian T. C. Chao arrived in Hong Kong from Kunming. He was confirmed as an Anglican, and ordained deacon and priest by Bishop R. O. Hall in Bishop’s House, Hong Kong, all on the same day.