2014 Joint AIC-ASDAH Conference
Hong Kong Adventist College, October 30-31, 2014
Associated Events
There are a number of interesting co-events and activities which will be held at around the time of the AIC-ASDAH Joint Conference. Delegates may like to take this opportunity to participate in some of them. Below are descriptions of these events and activities, as well as the hyper links to which you may find more information about them.
Center for Chinese Adventist Heritage (CCAH)
The Center for Chinese Adventist Heritage (CCAH) is a joint initiative of Adventism in China (AIC) and Hong Kong Adventist College (HKAC), established with the sole purpose to preserve historical records ad heritage artifacts associated with the history of the Seventh-day Adventist movement in China and to Chinese people. The intention is that CCAH resources will be freely available to historians, scholars, students, or interested laypersons worldwide. A special ceremony will be held to celebrate the CCAH inauguration:
Time: 3.30pm - 5.00pm
Date: Friday, 31 October 2014
Venue: Conference Room, Hong Kong Adventist College, 1111 Clear Water Bay Rd, Hong Kong, China
The celebration will be held at the conclusion of the Joint AIC-ASDAH conference. Thus there is a natural transition from the conference to the celebration event.
Representatives of Andrews University, the Wisconsin Conference, Union College, and several descendants of former missionaries to China will be present on that occasion. Their contributions to Adventism in China will be formally acknowledged. Some will also bring with them valuable historical artifacts to donate to the Heritage Center.
Those wishing to participate in the event, should email the Local Chair: Leendert Brouwer at lb2005m@gmail.com as soon as possible but no later than the "Early Bird Deadline" on 30 September 2014.
Click this link to find out more about celebrating CCAH Initiative. (Link to be activated)
The Center for Chinese Adventist Heritage (CCAH) is a joint initiative of Adventism in China (AIC) and Hong Kong Adventist College (HKAC), established with the sole purpose to preserve historical records ad heritage artifacts associated with the history of the Seventh-day Adventist movement in China and to Chinese people. The intention is that CCAH resources will be freely available to historians, scholars, students, or interested laypersons worldwide. A special ceremony will be held to celebrate the CCAH inauguration:
Time: 3.30pm - 5.00pm
Date: Friday, 31 October 2014
Venue: Conference Room, Hong Kong Adventist College, 1111 Clear Water Bay Rd, Hong Kong, China
The celebration will be held at the conclusion of the Joint AIC-ASDAH conference. Thus there is a natural transition from the conference to the celebration event.
Representatives of Andrews University, the Wisconsin Conference, Union College, and several descendants of former missionaries to China will be present on that occasion. Their contributions to Adventism in China will be formally acknowledged. Some will also bring with them valuable historical artifacts to donate to the Heritage Center.
Those wishing to participate in the event, should email the Local Chair: Leendert Brouwer at lb2005m@gmail.com as soon as possible but no later than the "Early Bird Deadline" on 30 September 2014.
Click this link to find out more about celebrating CCAH Initiative. (Link to be activated)
Post-conference Tour: Footsteps of Adventist Pioneers in China
A twelve-day six-city tour of major tourist attractions in China and selected Adventist landmarks in China will be held to provide delegates with an opportunity to experience first hand how the early pioneer missionary felt in a land of completely different culture. (With our modern convenience, our travel will be many times easier than theirs 112 years ago.)
lick this link to find out more about the Post-conference China Tour and how to join it.. (Link to be activated)
A twelve-day six-city tour of major tourist attractions in China and selected Adventist landmarks in China will be held to provide delegates with an opportunity to experience first hand how the early pioneer missionary felt in a land of completely different culture. (With our modern convenience, our travel will be many times easier than theirs 112 years ago.)
- Dates: 3 - 14, November 2014
- Start and Ending City: Hong Kong, China
- The six cities visited in the tour include: Beijing, Xi'an, Nanjing, Shanghai, Xiamen, and Shenzhen
- Chinese major tourist attractions may include: The great Wall, Ming Tombs, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Terracotta Warrieors and Horses, Huaqing Bath, Big Goose Pagoda, Tang Dynasty show, Museum of Stone Steles, Yuyuan Garden, The Bund, Huangpu River cruise, Shjanghai Museum, People Square, Nanjing Road, Shu Zhuang Garden, Piano Museum, Splendid China, Folk Cultural Village, and Windows of the World.
- Some of the Adventist/Christian landmarks that will be visited may include: SDA churches in Xian and Nanjing, Nestorian Stone, location of former China Training Institute at Chiao Tou Tseng, former SDA China Division Headquarter in Shanghai, Meihua New Life Health Institute, and Kulangyu Island.
- The tour is specifically designed for Adventists: vegetarian meals, bilingual guides.
- Estimated cost: Tour fee is about $2,500 USD inclusive of all meals, domestic flights, train and bus transports, entry fees to major attractions, tips to tour guides.
lick this link to find out more about the Post-conference China Tour and how to join it.. (Link to be activated)
HKAC's 75th Anniversary Celebration
Leendert, please provide a brief diescription, and the link to more information.
Tour of Hong Kong
If there are sufficient interes, AIC will be willing to run a tour to visit the major attractions of the beautiful city of Hong Kong on Sunday, November 2, 2014. Please indicate your interest bye emailing the Conference Chair: Bruce Lo at lobw@uwec.edu.
If there are sufficient interes, AIC will be willing to run a tour to visit the major attractions of the beautiful city of Hong Kong on Sunday, November 2, 2014. Please indicate your interest bye emailing the Conference Chair: Bruce Lo at lobw@uwec.edu.