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Anytime from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm you can step inside this beautiful church and experience the soothing effect it will have on your mind and soul. You can be a part of the prayer and meditation, or you could just visit the church for the sensual delight it offers. The church, St. John's Cathedral, Hong Kong, which resembles a cross, is located in the central district, Garden Road. If you get down on the Peak Tram station and walk a little bit down the hill then you can reach your destination. Since you are new to the town, you can get a chance to let the inhabitants know more about you on a Welcome Table after the Sunday morning service at the church. You can also collect some interesting information from the table about the ministry and life in the St. John's Cathedral in Hong Kong. The St. John's Cathedral, Hong Kong was declared a historic building in the year 1996. After being built in the year 1847 and getting an extension in the year 1873, it is the oldest of all the Anglican churches built in the Far East region. During the 2nd world war, in the years 1942 to 1944, this church served as a Japanese occupation site. Substantial damage was made to the church during this period, which was, however, made up for later. The church also plays an active role in making the social service structure of the region strong. It takes part in various social service programs. Therefore, apart from serving as a religious institution, the St. John's Cathedral, Hong Kong, contributes to the society of the island as well. If these are reason enough for you to visit the church then, here is the address -
4-8 Garden Rd. Go straight up from Queen's Rd. Central and on west direction of the street, passing a huge parking lot, you will come across a beautiful church, and that is your destination!
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