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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1931.

ST. ANDREW'S TWENTY-FIFTH

ANNIVERSARY.

RECORD OF QUIET AND USEFUL WORK

IN KOWLOON.

THE BISHOP OF VICTORIA'S TRIBUTE.

WIEM

The Rev. R. C. Taylor (of the C.M.S.) now" pook temporary charge of the Church and continue} in that capacity until «April, when different clergymen of the diocru supplied the duty of offliating un til the appointment on December 23, 1918, of the Rev. A. T. W. Dowding. whe, however rgmaned only three months, The Roys J. E Haëringdon was appointed tempor arily in charge, a position which he held with mach distinction until October 28, 1910, when he was "ye placed by the Rev. C. B. Shaan. who occupied the vacancy unter December 22 of the sante your, when the Rov. C. Reginald Lindg M.A., was instituted by Bishop G H. Lander. During the first year laid by the Right Reverend Bishop of Mr. Lindsay's pastorate, the a of Victoria (Dr. J. C. Hoary, who of £25,000 as an endowment fund was drowned during the great was bestowed upon, St. Andrew' typhoon of September 18, 1008, whien Church by the Hon. Sir C. P. Cha- tor, C.M.G., who may thus right. returning from a tour of the surely be described as belonging to that rounding districts of the diocese.) type of benefactor whose munific- The Church, was the gift of the enee peculiarly provides in the Ce lony an example of a citizen who Hon. Sir C. P. Chater, C.M.G., as truly appreciates and fulfils those obligations imposed by material prosperity.

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ent building for worship here an Accomplished fact, when, December 13, 1904, the foundation stone of the present Church" way

was," Apparently, a The twenty-fifth anniversary of yours thors

finding of St. Andrew's complete cessation of religious se Church, Kowloon, was eclebrated vices, but the promise of a perma yesterday, the special services being -extremely - well" altender. The Bishop of Victoria, the Rt. Rev. C. H. Duppus. D.D., the prendher at the enorning service, and the Vienr, the Rev. W. W. Rogers, preached in the evening, giving an interesting account of the history of the Church.

A fentire of the services was the excellence of the music. The hymn, o Worship the King," was sung as an anthem, the sole being taken was also the vicarage adjoining, by Master Anthony Suhn, who has his in the Early English Gothic very lovely and well-trained style, and will accomodate about 300 worshippers. It is of interest to note that the columns are of Grecian Marble, which was brought from Athens.

Th

voice,

THE BISHOP'S ADDRESS,

SUPPOSE THERE WERE NO

CHURCH 7

The Bishop of Victoria took his 17,

sext from Genesis XXVII. This is none other than the house of God, and this is. the Gate of Neuven, The preacher began his address by relating one of his cakest memories- visit before he

was six years old to a little church in Australia, of which his father He remembered very was Hector.

muvie and how he clearly the thought that this was the muse of Heaven. The text referred to Jacob's dream as young man. The dream of youth were, or should be happy dienus, dreams

of sacos.

undertook the

WORK

During the year 1920/1921 there was formed a list of auxillaries_to the church, which included Boy Scout and Girl Guide troops, L graded Sunday School and a Church monthly magazine, which at that time was known as the

The Present Clergy.

It was designed by Mr. A. Bryer," Messenger." of Mesars Loe, and Orange, who

In 1027 the Ray, G. R. Lindsay generously

was succeeded by the Rev. W. Wal without change for professional ton Rogers, the present Vienr. The Rov, W. W. Rogers first came u tho Colony in 1903, serving for 17 years under the Churen Missionary Society. Although the Rev. Rogers has been a St. Andrew's Church

services.

Foundation Stone Laid.

for only five years he has in that

in

As the laying of the foundation stone there was a distinguished ga tharing, including the Ven. Aren

time seen a change of clergy in deacon Banister, (later Bishop of

most of the Engfish churches, of Kwangsi and Hunki), Rev E. J. the Colony. The congregation o Barnett, (later Archdeacon of this St. Andrew's has grown consider. Diotese) Rev. J. H. France, Revably during his vicariate, and in 1910 it was decided by the Church P. Jenkins, Rev. E. G. Handy, Council that an assistant clergy- C.F., Rev. W. E. Hipwell, Her. F.

man should be appointed to help He had recently been asked to

Jeely, R.N., Rev. F. T. Johnstone. the Vicar in his increasingly an

duties. Success did not (Cathedral Chaplain), A choir com-duous

Accordingly. define succes9. consist of piling up money, or of posed of the St. John's Cathedr October of that year, the Rev. E.

und retiring on a competence, al Choir and the boys frea $ A. Armstrong was appointed Curate having no further interest in hie Peter's Church (then the Seamer.'s of St. Andrew's, and administered than passing the time comfortably Mission Church) rendered the in that capacity until last October, Success had a spiritual foundation.music. Thore is available no recus when he sailed for Home. During Life wng not easy and its problems of any public services having been the two years of his staty in Hong increased rather than decreased held from January, 1904, until Kong the Rev. Armstrong made a most of us as we got older, The 8th of October, 1008, when St. A great many friends, and rendered The Bishop spoke of the help that drew's Church was dedicated by the inestimable assistance to the Vican St. Andrew's Church, and its many Vel, Archdeacon Banister, she wa Among other things, he was large- activities had given, and was giv assisted by the first Vicar of the ly instrumental in bringing the Boy ing, to people in this Colony. Sup- parish of Kowloon-Rev. Arthur Secut movement in the Colony to pose there had been do St. An- James Stevens-Rev. J. H. France, a high state of popularity, and he drew's Church, what difference Rev. A. D. Stewart, Rov. G. also edited the St. Andrew's Church would it have made in their lives? Bunbury, Rev. M. Longridge, R.AL, Magazine. I was in this connec Be asked them to enrry their Rov, G. Searle, C.E., Rev. Matthew tion that the literary talents of th 'imaginations further and ask what Fong, and the Rev. Fok Tsing Rev. Armstrong bore most fruit, diferente it would have made to Shana. The ofganist and choir for under his editorship the ma each of them, and to the world, if St. John's Cathedral rendered the

music. thers had been no Christian church. In conclusion the Bishop spoke of the great benefits that the present congregation had received from former benefactor and appealed then not to lay behind those who had done so much for St. Andrew's in the past.

Others taking part in the morn ing service were the Vieur, and Mr. J. Hunt, O.B.E. (Lay

Render).

THE VICAR'S TRIBUTE.

A& Evensong the Vicar in the course of his sermon, which was mainly devoted to the history of the work of the church, paid a warm tribute to those who have in recent years faithfully stood by the church and helped to carry on the work. Appeats never seemed to Tall on arren ground. There was always a hand of devoted and loyal workers, whose hearts God had touched to give themselves and their abilities to His service.

We have received a noble heritage while thanking God for it, let us spare no effort in handing it on enriched and enobled by our self-sacrificing service to those who shall come aftor.

Pioneer Days,

The Rev, A. J. Stevens remained as Vicar until January 10, 1909 through trying days of pioneering. There was great difficulty in ga thering together the congregation, which was small and had "not per- haps become accustomed to avail it. f of the unique opportunity of attending church service in its own locality, instead of having to jour ney as formerly to the churches in Victoria, while the population, as always in Hong Kong, was an over changing one.

gazine grew from an already ex- fcellent example of its type of pub- lication to what has been described as the best magazine, of its kind, at Home or abroad.

In Honour of the Anniversary. This year has seen the twenty- fifth anniversary of the dediention

of St. Andrew's Church, and in order to mark the occasion in a suitable manner the Church Coun cil decided early in the year to raise a fund for the rebuilding of the church organ, which had been in use for twenty years and paste of which were worn out. An esti mate for rebuilding was accepted For some months following the From Blackett and Co., the amount departure of the first Vicar St.quired for the work being $1,400. Androw's Church was without The fund was opened at the end regular preacher, and the duty cf administering to the spiritual side of the life of the inhabitants was undertaken by different clergymen On Sunday, September 28, 1900, the Rev. H. O. Spink was invested in the vicarial office by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Victoria (Dr. G. H. Lander)

The new. Vienr, who was unmar ried, was accompanied by his sister, who assisted him in his labours. lle was a vigorous worker, and exer cised a special influence over the young men of the opmmunity, Ho While drawing encouragement founded the Boy's Brigade in Kow. from the past, we must not forget loon, and for their accomodation thist noble ventures still challenge he had a matahed erected on the our faith and call upon us to show site now occupied by the "present forth the same spirit which inspired Church Hall, and during his in those who have laboured here incumbency a fine two-manual church the past."

organ was installed in the Church in 1010. At the expiration of his term of ministry in Kowloon, the Rev. H. O. Spink proceeded Liverpool, where in 1912 ho enter-d

HISTORY OF ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH.

A GIFT OF SIR PAUL OHATER.

to

upon the living of St. Clements. When the Great War broke out be went as Chaplain to the Forces, mů was killed at the Front Amen morial tablet to his memory whe erected in the Church.

The Rev. N. C. Pope.

of February and by the end of October the whole amount had het raised. It is expected that the re- novation of the organ will be 'com pleted early in the new year.

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The brief history of Anglienn Church worship in Kowloon, caveris that in the early 20's religious Norman Christopher Pope was in- Bervicea were first held in the Kowstituted as Vicar of St. Andrew's loon Naval Yard. These were con- by the Right Rev, the Bishop of durated by the Rev. Goodenough, Victoria (Dr. G. W. Lander), and and a few of the present-day wor ho continued to perform his duties shippers at St. Andrew's Church there until the day of his death, which occurred with tragic sudden. have the happiest recollection ol them. The first definite date guid ness on February 7, 1918, after an ing an attempt to record faithfully operation. H was a scholar vi the initial stages in the permanent more then ordinary repute, and an catablishment of Anglican Church excellent preacher." It was during services on the Peninsular, however, his vicariate that the Church Hali is that of April 16, 1890, when was built, another testimony to the forenoon servico was held in the

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