St Andrews Church Kowloon

Living in a city like Hong Kong, it’s safe to assume that you deal with varying levels of stress on a daily basis (maybe even in your sleep).

For me personally, the worst kind of stress is the invisible kind. It’s not the end of the world if I’m physically exhausted after a long day of running around doing stuff. I...

Preparing for St Andrew’s 120th anniversary has given me the opportunity to hear many people’s reflections and see lots of photos of our church over the years. Every person who has come through the doors of our church since 1906 has their own story of how God has led them here, taught them here, and grown them in Christ here. You have your own St ...

Next weekend, we’re celebrating St Andrew’s 120th anniversary. You could say that we’re an old church, at least by Hong Kong standards. But we also feel quite new. Around 30% of our people have been attending our church for 3 years or less. We welcome newcomers here all the time.

Throughout the years, one thing has remained unchanged about ...

I recently read about Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who opposed the Nazi regime during World War 2. It’s a gripping testimony: he was eventually arrested and taken into custody, and spent two years in prison. Whilst incarcerated, he continued to write letters which reflected his concern that Christians should keep their eyes fixed on Jesus even in the hard...

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!

These words of incredible joy and celebration are proclaimed across the world on Easter Sunday. This time each year is set aside to particularly remember the empty tomb and the hope that is found in Jesus Christ. In his resurrection, we are given certainty about our future. Every person who put...