中國基督教有五位牧師光榮的成為火炬手，包括福建林得來牧師、安徽薛連喜牧師、湖北丁江華牧師等人。

...... 三位牧者對於能夠成為火炬手感到榮幸。 ......

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(ACNS4513) The sermon given by the Archbishop of Canterbury at the Concluding Eucharist of the Fourteenth Lambeth Conference, Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury, 3 August 2008

"In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, Amen.

‘We are witnesses,’ says Peter in our reading from Acts, ‘of what Jesus did in Judea, Jerusalem and Galilee’ (10.39). We have a story to tell.  But to be ‘witnesses’ can, at first, sound almost as if it’s not strong enough or particular enough. Witnesses get called in law suits;  they’re bystanders very often, who can tell you what happened.  It could be almost anybody.  But the apostolic witness is something different.  It’s not only that Peter has been a bystander at events in Judea and Jerusalem;  not that he and his friends have seen Jesus from a distance, but that the story that they have to tell is a story that has changed them.  And what they have seen has opened up in them depths and capacities they never knew.  They are witnesses not just to what Jesus did in Judea and Jerusalem, they are witnesses to his resurrection, they have eaten and drunk with him after he was raised from the dead.  Something has entered into them that makes them not bystanders, but sharers in life.  And so when they tell this story, things happen to others as things had happened to them.

‘As he was speaking the Holy Spirit descended.’ (10.44)  A rather terrifying moment you might think. Peter in mid-flow suddenly surrounded by an explosion of charismatic phenomena.  But the story that is told is just that – a story that makes things happen.  And at the end of his gospel, St John says that that is the story he has been telling, a story designed to make things happen.  ‘All this is written so that you may believe.’ (John 20.31) so that something may happen to you and go on happening.

So what exactly does it mean for a story to be told in such a way that things begin to happen? ...... "

"In these last two weeks we’ve often spoken, both in the bishops’ and in the spouses’ conference, about telling our stories.  

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2008「健康教會」系列之新教友迎新會 

目的：歡迎新加入聖公會大家庭的教友

日期：2008年8 月15日（星期五）    

時間：晚上6:30-9:00

地點：聖三一堂百年樓地下曾陳式如樂園(玻璃屋)

對象：新接受聖洗禮或堅振禮的教友、其教父母及家人；及有興趣認識教會的弟兄姊妹

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教省運動同樂日 

日期：2008年10月7日(星期二，重陽節公眾假期)

時間：上午9時30分至下午5時30分

地點：聖士提反書院

比賽項目如下：

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...... 來自四十三個國家的穆斯林領袖，去年向全球基督教提出題為"A Common Word for the Common Good"的合作初探，威廉斯故此撰寫信函回應。他在長達十八頁的信中表示，希望兩教能攜手回應貧窮、歧視及環保等問題，追尋共同認為美的事。 ......

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 琴師培訓工作坊學員及導師風琴演奏會  

日期 ：2008年8月15日(星期五)

時間 ：下午8時至9時30分

地點：中區花園道4-8號聖約翰座堂(免費入座)

主辦
生命頌讚敬拜晚會 
主題：承擔‧成長

目的：凝聚教區青年，同以詩歌來敬拜上主，頌讚上主的恩慈；鼓勵年青人回應上主恩典，接受呼召奉獻生命，承擔遍傳福音的使命。
日期：2008年8 月23日（星期六）
時間：晚上7:30-9:00
地點：聖十架堂聖堂 (黃大仙沙田㘭道6號)

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舉行教區成立十週年感恩聖餐崇拜

是晚七時卅分

假九龍灣展貿中心十三樓君豪會宴會廳

舉行教區成立十週年感恩餐會


屆時歡迎全體教友出席
請為東九龍教區代禱

(如欲購買餐劵者請向向牧區或傳道區辦事處聯絡)

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The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has welcomed A Common Word and provided a substantial reflection on it in a letter sent to Muslim religious leaders and scholars. The Archbishop's letter, entitled 'A Common Word for the Common Good', comes after a period of world-wide consultation within the Anglican Communion and across the Christian denominations, most notably in last month's meeting of Church representatives and scholars in London. Dr Williams has announced that, in collaboration with Cambridge University, he is inviting a group of Christian and Muslim leaders and scholars to a conference in October that will mark the anniversary of the publication of A Common Word.   In a context of scholarly engagement with the issues the gathering will seek to consider a programme of practical steps to deepen mutual understanding, action and friendships.  ......

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日期 ：2008年8月15日(星期五)
時間 ：下午8時至9時30分
地點：中區花園道4-8號聖約翰座堂(免費入座)

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