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C onsultation   on   A sian   C hurches   and      its  objection  to  the  legalization  o f  O ff-course
     R esponsible Parenthood.                           B etting  and  w as  then  invited  to  attend  its
   4.  C hristian  C itizenship  M ovem ent  C om m ittee   m eeting to present the reasons for objections.
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     published  a  set  o f 64  cartoons  entitled  ‘ood   2.  Local   arrangem ents   for   E cum enical
     C itizenship”for school  children  in H ong K ong   conferences  included  the  F irst  R egional  A rt

     and  South  E ast  A sia.   T here  w as  also  a   and  M ass  C om m unication  S em inar  and  the
     photographic  display  on  "G ood  C itizenship"   C onsultation  on  International  A ffairs,  both
     am ong  m iddle  schools,  and  several  leading   sponsored by the E A C C .
     schools started citizenship weeks.              3.  T he  H ong  K ong  C hristian  W elfare  and  R elief
   5.  C hristian  E ducation  C om m ittee  established  a   C ouncil  sent  a  request  to  H K C C   asking  to
      long-range  train in g   program   for  the  church   m ake  H K C W R C   a  social  service  division  of
     youth, children and Sunday school teachers.        H K CC.   A   special  com m ittee  proposed  to
   6.  C om m ittee   for   C o-operation   on   C hurch   reorganize  the  C ouncil  and  create  three
      D evelopm ent and P lann ing w as established.    divisions:
   7.  C hristian  Fam ily  L ife  Prom otion  C om m ittee   D ivision  o f  Joint  A ction  (including  six
      public  forum   w as  held  on  M ay  11  at  the   com m ittees)
      C hinese  M ethodist  C hurch,  K ow loon  w ith  300   D ivision  o f  C hristian  E ducation  (including
      people attending.                                   five com m ittees)
   8.  C hurch  U nity  C om m ittee  had  a  Joint  Prayer   D ivision  o f  Social  Service  (taking  on  the
      M eeting  for  C hristian  U nity  on  January  20  at   w ork o f H K C W R C )
      the  C hinese  M ethodist  C hurch.   320  persons   T here  w ere  also  tw o  special  com m ittees:  the
      participated.                                     C hristian  C enter  C om m ittee  and  the  U nited
   9.  Six ecum enical scholarships w ere available this   C hristian H ospital  C om m ittee.
      year.   C H A N   K w ok-keung  w as  granted  a   4.  A  train in g   Institute  w as  carried  out  w ith  200
      scholarship for post graduate study in the USA.   youth  leaders  representing  14  denom inations
   10.  O ne o f the  m ajor projects being  developed  w as   participating.
      the  building  o f  the  "H ong  K ong  C hristian   5.  A  one-day  consultation  in  M arch  w as  held  to
      C enter".   A m ong  the  groups  involved  w ere   discuss  the  situation  o f  the  Fam ily  in  H ong
      H K CC,   C C LO C ,   H K C W R C ,   A V EC,     K ong.  44  representative  leaders  participated.
      H K C C C U  and the M ethodist C hurch.           A  report  of  the  consultation  w as  published  in
   11.  T he  N ew   C hristian  C rem atorium   w as  open  at   the C C L C ’s  “H appy H om e”M agazine.

      Cape C ollinson.                                6.  T he  U nited  Service  o f  P rayer  for  C hristian
   12.  T he   H ong   K ong   G overnm ent   M edical   U nity  w as  held  on  January  18  at  the  C hina
      D epartm ent  indicated  strong  interest  in  the   C ongregational  C hurch,  HK.  Som e Protestants
      plan  to  construct  a  600  bed  U nited  C hristian   attended   the  R om an   C atholic  M ass  for
      H ospital.   For  this  purpose,  a  site  o f  over   C hristian  U nity  at   the  R om an   C atholic
      235,000  sq.  ft.  located  near the junctio n  o f Tai   C athedral  and  at  St.  T heresa's  C hurch  at  the
      Po  R oad  and  L ung  C heung  R oad  w as  reserved   invitation o f the R om an C atholic C hurch.
      free of charge.                                 7.  A U nited Prayer  Service  for youth  w as  held  on
                 s
   13.  T he W om en’ W orld D ay o f Prayer  C om m ittee   O ctober  11  at  the  H K   C hinese  M ethodist
       discussed  the  arrangem ent  for  the  service.  A   C hurch.  T he  C om m ittee  also  sent  seven  youth
       w arm  invitation w as extended to all.           delegates  to  the  F irst  A sian  C hristian  Y outh
   14.  Rev.  T hom as  W.  LU N G   w as  m ade  E xecutive   A ssem bly in the P hilippines in D ecem ber.
       D irector  for  the  A udio  V isual  E vangelism    8.  It  w as  hoped  that  the  construction  o f  a
       Com m ittee.                                      C hristian  C enter  m ight  begin  in  1966  and  be
                                                         com pleted by  1967-68.
    1964-1965                                          9.  V arious  m ission  boards  in  N orth  A m erica  and
                                                         G reat B ritain pledged U S$1  m illion over a five
    1.  T he  Executive  C om m ittee  w rote  a  letter  to  the   year  period  to  support  the  U nited  C hristian
       A dvisory  C om m ittee  on  G am bling  to  register  H ospital  Project.   D r.  E.H .  P aterson  was


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