Shengguang Church of Chinese Christian Church

Shing Kwong Church (the Church of Christ in China), located at 7 Tung Court Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island, is a class III historical building in Hong Kong. 2007 is the 80th anniversary of Shengguang hall. The earliest history of Shengguang hall can be traced back to about 1870. The London Evangelical Church established an evangelical church in the most densely populated Taiping mountain area at that time. It is located in Puyi street in today's xiyingpan. The land was donated by Mrs. Caldwell. The Evangelical Church was set up to preach the gospel to the poor people nearby, and to provide free education and medical services. The evangelical work of Evangelical Church is presided over by Western missionaries and Chinese missionaries, including Rev. John Chalmers, Huang Pingfu, Wen Qingxi, Feng bachen, etc. The free girls' school is presided over by Rev. J. C. edge and miss Lowe. The school teaches girls Chinese reading and writing and other skills. Students not only need to learn the Bible and recite scriptures, but also need to pass the examination of Western priests before they can advance. The western medicine clinic in the Evangelical Church was opened in 1881. First, Dr. William young and Dr. J. C. Thomson provided free treatment for the residents. Later, Li Fuchi, a Chinese missionary, was responsible for the diagnosis and the hospital was responsible for the distribution of medicine. In less than half a year, nearly 100 people visit the clinic every day. Seeing that the demand for western medicine was so great, the Western priests planned to build a hospital to serve the common people. Alice Memorial Hospital, which was built in 1887, can be said to be sprouted and built because of the Taiping mountain Evangelical Church.

Address: 7 East Court Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island

Longitude: 114.189249

Latitude: 22.277034

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