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Christian Welfare & Relief Council with the Hong Kong Christian Council
            moved its office to the Morrison Memorial Centre so that it will be
            possible to effect easier co-ordination with the related organizations.
            Prospects for further integration in the new Christian Centre Building
            in 1966 looks right.


            Hong  Kong  Doctor s '  Christian  Association

                  We have had quite a good and active year.  By the end of next month
            we would have a total of  4 meetings , one of which was a retreat for our
            members and their families.  Two meetings were of special significance.
            In the early part of last year we had Dr.  R.  Knight on, the Executive
            Secretary of the Christian Medical Society of the US share with us his
            experience working with Christian doctors,  dentists and medical  students.
            As an outcome of this meeting our  association planned a joint meeting
            of our members and Christian medical students of the Hong Kong University
            Medical faculty.  This meeting was very well attended when more than 60
            graduate doctors and medical students got together one evening at the
            Nethersole Hospital.  It is our hope that closer contact will be
            maintained with those medical students who will be the future graduate
            doctors.

                  Our association published one bulletin last year:  "Christian
            Medicine".

                  A new slate of officers will be elected during the last meeting
            to be held on the 24th of March this year.

            Audio  Visual  Evangelism Committee


                  The AVEC general office is now centralized at the Prince Edward
            Road office.  All business is carried on through this office.  The
            telephone number is 81-4759.  The staff has now six full-time members
            and one part-time member.  In addition there is a team of  six pro-
            jectionists on call.

                  Highlights of 1965:  In February the Director held meetings both
            in Taiwan in the Philippines in his capacity as Acting Director of
            SEARV(South East Asia Radio Voice for the Christian Councils).  In
            April this work was passed on to Mr.  Constantino Bernardez who is now
            the regular Director.  In April,  AVEC  joined with other members of the
            Christian Council in celebrating our common 10th Anniversary ....  In
            July/August,  AVEC  assisted Dr.  John Fleming and the staff of the  6th
            Theological Consultation on Music and Worship, held on the campus of
            Chung Chi  ....  During September and October AVEC  joined the Christian
            Education Committee of the Council in conducting a series of Sunday
            School teacher training sessions....  In October AVEC was host to both
            the SEARV Directorate meetings and the SEARV Program Directors meetings.
            Hr. Calvin Ngai was approved by the HKCC to be its new representative
            on SEARV,  succeeding Dr. Peter Wong....  Late in November the director
            attended the working committee meeting of the EACC Broadcasting and
            Visual Aids Committee (BAVACO) in Jabalpir, M.P.,  India.  During 1965
            BAVACO had sponsored non-projected aids workshops in Pakistan,  India
            and Ceylon.  It proposes to sponsor similar workshops in East Asia
            following the enlarged BAVACO meeting scheduled for Seoul in September
            of 1966.

                 Film and Filmstrip Libraries

                 The film library contains over 150 titles and the filmstrip library
            nearly 700 titles.

                     Year                                Film_____Showings_____Filmstrips


                     1963  ......................    1,022           .......           169
                     1964  .......................          977      ........          275
                     1965  .......................   1,057           ........          268
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