CSW Hong Kong is Hosting Global Day of Prayer for Nepal

The prayer topics include peace and reconciliation, freedom of speech, religion and assembly, and other important concerns for the brothers and sisters in Nepali.
By Joseph Leung

On April 17, Sunday, Christian Solidarity World Wide Hong Kong is hosting Global Day of Prayer for NEPAL at the Nepali Union Church, Hong Kong. The prayer topics include peace and reconciliation, freedom of speech, religion and assembly, and other important concerns for the brothers and sisters in Nepali.

CSWHK is established in 1997 serving as an international, inter-denominational Christian charity with partners in Australia, United States, France, India, Norway, Burkina Faso and Denmark. They serve as a voice for persecuted Christians in Asia.

Remember those in prison as if you were their fellow prisoners, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering,” Hebrews 13:3.

Following the words of Apostle Paul, they support Christian missions in Asia by helping to bring religious freedom, monitor human rights violations and persecutions in Asia through fact-finding visits, provide a link between persecuted believers and the church in Hong Kong, and operate on Biblical principles and seek accountability to Christian community in Hong Kong.

Every year, an annual conference is held in November. Key speakers from Asian countries where Christians are suffering would deliver a brief report of the happening and situation.

The main tasks that CSWHK has been striving towards are finding out what is happening, telling others what is happening, which increase awareness, coordinating prayer fellowships, providing opportunities for response, include trips to show solidarity, and building partnerships within Christian community so as to be most effective.

The role that they play in church unity is to work with other organizations concerned about religious freedom issues, reaching out to church leadership, missionaries in areas of concern, partnerships with missions organizations based in HK.

An important part to their ministry is to unite Christian churches in Hong Kong, joining hands and hearts across denominational, cultural and linguistic divides.

“In this way, we seek to honor God and become effective agents of his love towards those who suffer in Asia.”

The small group prayer fellowship has been meeting monthly to pray for the persecuted churches at Causeway Bay on Friday evenings. “The small group is considered as the most vital element and backbone of the ministry. To find out more information about the their yearly scheduled event, refer to their website at Christian Solidarity World Wide Hong Kong

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