中華基督教會

In Hong Kong, churches can be seen wherever people live. Some of them are in residential buildings, a little in office buildings, which have a small area. But there are also independent churches, which are more in the upper ring, and have a close relationship with the original British colonists.

After visiting the University of Hong Kong, I strolled to Central and enjoyed the scenery of Hong Kong Island along the way. Seeing a church standing on the stone steps, simple, tall and solemn, every time I pass the church, I will walk in and sit quietly on the bench, feeling the solemn and quiet atmosphere. Stone steps below the entrance hint - "Chinese Christian Church. On the east side is the entrance to the church. The door is locked because of non-prayer time. The west entrance is a church school. We went up and thought we could go around the church. As a result, on the other side of the church, there was no gate. We have to take pictures of the church. Leave a regret and move on.

As the Medical Museum continues to walk up the hill, you can see the high Chinese Christian Church on the platform. For ordinary people, the church can only be looked up to, not close-up. Up the stairs, but was blocked by General Iron, it was originally only open to friends, and only when there are church activities.

東院道的聖光堂由中華基督教會香港區會於 1927 年建成，一直以培訓青少年的個人品格和提昇香港的教育質素為 任。此乃一幢饒富意大利文藝復興建築風格的教堂。

中華基督教會香港區會是香港的基督教新教教會，總部位於九龍太子道西191號馬禮遜紀念會所內。