Seminary Graduation Day in Hong Kong
Four Cambodian men finished a six-year Bachelor of Theology program from Concordia Theological Seminary, Hong Kong (CTSHK), before graduating in November 2019.
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod began work in Hong Kong in 1949 shortly after the formation of the People’s Republic of China. In 1977, The Lutheran Church—Hong Kong Synod (LCHKS) officially became an LCMS sister/partner church. It also is a member of the International Lutheran Council. In July 1997, Hong Kong rejoined China as a Special Administrative Region after being under British rule since 1898.
Today, the LCMS and the LCHKS partner in mission throughout the greater China region. LCMS career and GEO missionaries serve in Hong Kong in partnership with the LCHKS, especially in Lutheran primary and high schools.
Four Cambodian men finished a six-year Bachelor of Theology program from Concordia Theological Seminary, Hong Kong (CTSHK), before graduating in November 2019.
Please keep LCMS missionaries and Lutheran brothers and sisters in Hong Kong in your prayers.
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