St Paul's Church

In Central, there is an open noon prayer room from Monday to Friday, a small room, simple dress, but quiet and peaceful cordiality. There is also a style in the chapel. The Chinese tablet on the wall reflects his history.

The church was occupied by the Japanese Army as a military police workshop during the Japanese rule of World War II. After the war, the Japanese Army returned the church to St. Paul's Hall for a ceremony on September 2, 1945. In 1950, the St. Paul's College was allocated to compensate for the purchase of the building fee of the "Wu Tingfang Hall" and was converted into the sub-chamber of St. Paul's Hall. In 1971, the 60th anniversary of the founding of the "Pastor Building" was renamed the "Snow Qing Building" as a sacred office and meeting place.

St Paul's Church is on the way to the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens in Central, which is a more famous church and an affiliated secondary school.

A church not far from Central, its affiliated school is famous, and there are more believers going to worship on Sundays.

A solemn and historic Christian church belonging to the Anglican Church of Hong Kong.

The historical architectural style of St Paul's Hall is distinctive in China!