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Body. Practically, in order to realize Paul's teaching, it
is my wish to see that whenever there are some
Churches who are successful or being honored, all
Churches rejoice and give thanks to God. Whenever
there are Churches suffering or being criticized, all
Churches care and pray for them. In fact, only some

Christians realize the diversity of denominations in
Christianity. For millions of non-Christians in Hong
Kong, what they know about Christians is that they
believe in Jesus Christ and do whatever Jesus taught.
If that is the reality, Church unity is visible and
achievable.
The Ecumenical Movement is not some­
thing outside of the domestic affairs of the
Churches. Christians are members of the house­
hold of God. We belong to one family, we work

for the same family and serve the same Lord. God
has located us in different communities of Hong
Kong. I hope whatever we provide in evangelism,
service, nurture and care, we work in a spirit of
unity because we are called by God for One Mis­
sion which is for the fullness of life for all. ( John
10:10b)

2000/2001 Annual General Meeting