Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam
the English speaking Anglican Church in Pokfulam, Hong Kong.

Looking for an English speaking, traditional Anglican church in Hong Kong?  New to Pokfulam? Looking for an English speaking, traditional Anglican church in Pok Fu Lam?

Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam, Hong Kong is a friendly, inclusive, English speaking church in the Anglican / Episcopal tradition. Every Sunday we hold a 10.15am church service.  On the first Sunday of every month we also hold a 9.00am church service which is a quieter service without Sunday School.

The Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam, church service is held at the: George C. Tso Memorial Chapel at Béthanie, 139 Pokfulam Road, Pokfulam, Hong Kong.

At Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam we come from a variety of backgrounds and denominations and we welcome people of all church backgrounds or none. 

Our Sunday Service at Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam is a Sung Eucharist (Holy Communion). Many of our congregation have young families and we have a lively Sunday School every week. Visitors and tourists are very welcome here at Emmanuel Church, Pokfulam Hong Kong.

In December 2006 we moved to the George C. Tso Memorial Chapel at Béthanie. This beautifully restored neo-gothic chapel at Béthanie, is a heritage building built by the Missions Etrangères de Paris (the French Mission) in 1875.  For the previous 6 years we met each Sunday at a school. That has encouraged our strong sense of community which continues in our new home.

As an English speaking Anglican church we value the Bible and tradition and seek to interpret both in the light of modern understanding about life and the world we live in. Each Sunday we come together to worship God: God who makes Himself known to us through Jesus Christ, through Creation and through God's Spirit working in our lives. We look forward to welcoming you any Sunday.

Getting to
Emmanuel Church, the English speaking Anglican Church in Pokfulam,
Hong Kong.

Click here for directions on how to get to Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam, Béthanie, 139 Pokfulam Road, Pokfulam, Hong Kong.

Contacting
Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam.

If you have any questions, or would like to find out more, please contact our Priest in Charge: Revd. Canon David Pickering.  He can be contacted by phone.

To contact us by e-mail please use the Contact Us form link in the left-hand navigation area or use Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam, Quick Contact Form below. 

The contents of your form will be e-mailed to the Revd. Nigel Gibson who will follow up with you.

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Emmanuel Church catch-up via the web...

Need to catch up on what's going on at Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam, Hong Kong?

The Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam. Hong Kong web site is updated weekly.

Each week we update the Emmanuel Church Notices.  We provide an outline of the Emmanuel Church Service.  And, in case you missed the Sermon, we provide a copy of the Sermon that you can read and reflect upon at your leisure.  We have also added a RSS feed and a website e-mail update subscription.

What's more the website can also be viewed easily on a smartphone.

Now you can keep up to date with what's going on at Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam, Hong Kong.

A traditional, English speaking Anglican church, Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam, stands on a hilltop in Pok Fu Lam on the west side of Hong Kong island at Béthanie.

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welcome message from our
Priest-in-Charge
Fr. Nigel Gibson.

Fr. Nigel Gibson with The Most Revd. Dr. Paul Kwong, Primate and Archbishop of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui, Bishop of Hong Kong Island and The Very Revd Andrew Chan Dean of St John's Cathedral and the Emmanuel Congregation.

Emmanuel Church - Pokfulam, Hong Kong
NOTICE BOARD

Sunday Notices.

There are two new Photo Galleries. One of the Cantata choir and one of the intallation and licensing of  Fr. Nigel.

Sun 04 Jul Fr. David will say farewell as Interim Priest in Charge at Emmanuel.
Also first Sunday of month:
09.00  Holy Communion – a quiet & reflective service
10.15 Family Service

Communion during Influenza Type A (H1N1)
Communicants when receiving the wine at Eucharist should intinct, by partially dipping the wafer (not the fingers) in the chalice, instead of sipping.