Fifty years ago, Church of All Nations worked with the local community to establish Hong Kong International School as a leading place of learning with an American style education. As the Lower Primary building opens in 2017, the new school Chapel will serve as the new home of Church of All Nations. In an effort to value our shared identity as one “grounded in the Christian faith,” HKIS and Church of All Nations collaborated to beautify the new Chapel with Christian artwork.

The stained glass windows are being crafted by the Center for Liturgical Arts to tell the eternal story of God’s love for his people. The windows tell the whole story of salvation while individual sections tell stories of creation, protection during the flood, new life in baptism, Jesus’ care during the storm, and new life in resurrection. The windows also evoke the colors and shape of Repulse Bay.

In addition to the combined Church of All Nations sanctuary and HKIS Chapel, this space will also be the primary gathering place for the Repulse Bay campus. Seating up to 850 children or 650 adults, this space will host regular assemblies, performances and can be configured with table seating for over 250 people for special events. The designed stained glass will project God’s story of his love on all who gather here. The windows will be visible to the local community, sharing the promise of this story with passers-by.

THE GOAL

Your gift to Church of All Nations and/or HKIS  in support of the “Stained Glass Windows” will support the craftsmanship, installation, and long-term maintenance of the liturgical art at Church of All Nations and the HKIS Chapel. Please help us meet the goal of HK$1,551,620 (US$200,000) to bring this inspirational and hope-filled stained glass piece and HK$250,000 (US$32,200)  altar furnishings to life.