Hong Kong, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China
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GwenThe Salvation Army Responds to Alleged Counterfeit Items Found in Donated Goods
The Salvation Army has responded to concerns raised about items sold at its All-Care Shop in Hong Kong, following reports of suspected counterfeit goods. A customer reported discovering...
The Salvation Army Apologizes After Suspected Electric Smoke Found in Donated Toys
The Salvation Army has faced allegations of selling toys that may violate a ban on electric smoke devices. According to reports, a citizen in Hong Kong discovered that...
Hong Kong Community Hall Becomes Hub for Food Support and Social Services (Hong Kong, China)
The building in question, once a restaurant named “What?” operated by Wen Qingfeel, has transformed into a multifunctional community space. Initially, the 3,000-square-foot unit was rented by Christians...
Hong Kong Protests Linked to Concerns Over China’s Religious Freedom Restrictions
Hong Kong has seen a surge in protests linked to concerns over religious freedom, with activists and religious groups criticizing China’s influence on the territory’s autonomy. A key...
The Salvation Army’s buyer failed in acquisition deal with smoke bomb model firm
The Salvation Army has faced a significant setback in its financial operations following a reported failure in a business transaction involving the sale of assets. The incident, which...
The Salvation Army’s Hetai House in Hong Kong reported nine residents aged 76 to 102 with carbon acetylene enzyme intestinal bacterium, prompting health inspections.
The Salvation Army’s Hetai House in the Wangkok district has been linked to a potential outbreak of carbon acetylene enzyme intestinal bacteria, according to a report by Hong...
Churches Promote Waste Reduction as Environmental Evangelism in Hong Kong Communities
Zhang Liping, a senior environmental worker and former Director of Changchun Society, emphasized the connection between environmental protection and evangelism during a training seminar organized by the Christian...
Educational standards ‘cannot be affected’ in lawsuit against Hong Kong International School
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee emphasized that educational standards “cannot be affected” amid a legal dispute involving Hong Kong International School (HKIS) and its US-based founder, the...
The Salvation Army Launches 2-Day Free Exhibition on Family Recovery and Adaptation for Expatriate Families
The Salvation Army is set to host a two-day free exhibition titled “Showing – The Path to Recovery and Adaptation for Expatriate Families” in late August 2026. The...
