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Children’s Ministry

Church of All Nations is a family of faith, and we believe that families should share their faith together. Our worship services are multigenerational as Christ comes to us all together. In Sunday School, kids discover the Bible stories in ways that are hands on and engaging for each age group. Sunday School also encourages kids to talk with their parents about God’s story of salvation at home during the week. VBS in August is a great kickoff event for connecting children to Jesus. In early December, the children bless the congregation by telling the story of Jesus’ birth in the Christmas Cantata. Children and families also grow in their faith with the devotional and storybooks from CAN and in meeting with Pastor.

Sunday School

We look forward to when we are able to join together again. At that time, all children from age 3 through grade 5 are welcome to join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 am in the chapel for Sunday School.

Confirmation

When students are ready to study their faith more deeply, Pastor Joel and Pastor Kevin will lead them through our confirmation program. During the program, students will study the small catechism and share their journey of faith with the congregation. If you are interested in the confirmation program, please contact Pastor Joel.

Vacation Bible School

All children ages 3 through grade 5 are invited to join our annual vacation Bible school program on August 3-7, 2026 from 9:00 am until 12:00 pm each day. The cost is HK$400 per participant.

Youth Ministry

Youth are valuable blessing to Church of All Nations. They bring energy, deep questions, and devoted service to this community of faith. In Confirmation, young people explore the faith into which they were baptized and confess that faith before the church. At Friday Night Fellowship, they discuss how faith overflows into the challenges and joys of life. The youth also celebrate with fellowship events. Contact Pastor Kevin (email or WhatsApp) for more information.

Young people also serve in on Sunday mornings as greeters, by running AV and helping to lead worship.

FPSC Ministry

Fellowship

Fellowship is an important part of FPSC as we join together in worship, devotions, meals every Sundays and public holiday.

Prayer

Spiritual growth is the focal point of our gatherings and activities, and one of our key tools is prayer. We spend time in prayer for our individual needs, for FPSC, for CAN, and also for the greater fellowship of believers. Prayer cements the relationship between us as we discard our differences and humbly seek God’s forgiveness, wisdom, courage and strength at the throne of grace.

Care

One of FPSC’s goals is not to keep Christ to ourselves, but to extend his love and good news to others in Hong Kong. A significant theme at Church of All Nations is discipleship, and we have heeded the call and want to reach a wider group of Filipinos in Hong Kong, in obedience to the command that Jesus gave, to feed His sheep.

Share

Faith without works is dead (James 2:20) which is why we strive to be a service-oriented group. We serve the fellowship of CAN by participating whenever we can through music at special services, volunteering as ushers and readers, for alter care, and in creating the floral cross at Easter. In addition, we strive to show Christ’s love through our jobs in Hong Kong. Domestic employment comes with many challenges, and we want to care for those we work for, in the manner that Jesus would call us to. Even in such capacity, we have the opportunity of being worthy disciples.

The Fellowship, Prayer, Share and Care (FPSC) group was established in September 1987. The group was founded by seven Filipina women and Teri Betker, wife of Pastor Betker. The group of mostly domestic helpers from the Philippines gathered weekly and shared in a time of fellowship with morning snacks provided by CAN members.

Today, members prepare a full lunch every Sunday after the morning worship services for the group and any CAN members who are able to join. During the afternoon, group activities include Bible study, praise and worship, presentations by friends and members of CAN and outings. FPSC would like to thank Hong Kong International School and Church of All Nations for generously providing a space for the group to meet every Sunday and public holiday.

All are welcome to join the FPSC gathering on Sundays, as we are always eager to get to know members of the congregation well. Join us for lunch, or come to share a skill or interest of yours with us. Ideas for outings are welcome, e.g. beach trips, hikes, barbecues, boat excursions. You can also join us to make the Easter cross for the sanctuary each year.

If you would like more information about FPSC, please message us on WhatsApp or Messenger:

Ministry Partners

As a congregation, Church of All Nations has made a commitment to share 10 percent of our annual budget with our ministry partners in Hong Kong and internationally. Currently, we financially support a number organizations and send teams to service events each year. If you would like more information, please email Megan.

Local Ministry Partners

Bethune House

Church of All Nations support ministries caring for domestic helpers by hosting educational seminars and donating an annual financial gift to Bethune House.

Carol Halter Ministries

Church of All Nations supports Carol Halter’s ministry with a financial donation each year along with supplying volunteers and goods to support the annual Kowloon Community Caring Party in Shek Kip Mei and outreach events at Saviour Lutheran School in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong.

Deaconess Carol Lee Halter has served as an evangelistic missionary among the Chinese people in Hong Kong since 1981. Carol does humanitarian, evangelistic and educational work among the young, the elderly and the poor Chinese people who live in Hong Kong. Her prayer is that all Chinese people will hear the saving Gospel of Jesus Christ – especially from each other. Fluent in both Mandarin and Cantonese, Carol nurtures and trains Chinese people to grow in Christ and to share the Gospel by holding educational and evangelism seminars and Bible classes, and by counseling individuals.

Crossroads Foundation

Church of All Nations supports Crossroads Foundation through an annual Service Saturday in the Spring and an annual financial gift.

The Justice Centre

Church of All Nations support ministries caring for migrant workers and refugees through annual financial gifts to The Justice Centre.

Feeding Hong Kong

Church of All Nations supports Feeding Hong Kong through a continual food drive. Every third Sunday of the month, Church of All Nations has a special offering for dry and canned foods, but the food collection box is always in the church office for donations!

International Ministry Partners

Concordia Children’s Services

Church of All Nations financially supports the ministry of Concordia Children’s Services in Metro Manila, Philippines. We also send an annual service team to facilitate a Vacation Bible School program for the scholarship students and to spend time caring for the infants and children in the residential care program. To learn more about Concordia Children’s Services, please visit their website: www.concordiachildrens.org

Concordia Welfare and Education Foundation

Concordia Welfare and Education Foundation (CWEF) is working together with communities and schools in China and Cambodia to improve life in the areas of education and health. Our vision is a world of thriving communities, serving and inspiring hope in others.
Church of All Nations is a long time supporter of CWEF. Please visit www.cwef.org.hk for more information.