2023年6月27日

布里斯托尔牧师授予兰顿奖服务华裔牧师牧师马克齐相晏婴南被授予了兰顿奖和社区服务的一部分2023年伦敦朗伯斯区奖励无效emailSomething出错了,请稍后再试。我们用你注册报名提供内容的方式你同意,提高我们对你的理解。这意味着我们可能包括广告从我们和第三方基于我们的知识。我们也可以改变频率你收到电子邮件从我们为了使你及时和给你最好的相关信息。一如既往地你可以随时取消订阅。更多信息×祭司从布里斯托尔称赞了坎特伯雷大主教为华裔神职人员为他服务。牧师马克齐相晏婴南被授予了兰顿奖和社区服务作为2023年伦敦朗伯斯区奖的一部分。举行一个颁奖典礼6月22日在伦敦朗伯斯区宫的33人奖,他们的家人和同事。随后晚祷的特殊服务。得主来自信仰传统的混合体。 Some are from the Church of England, but some are from the wider Anglican Communion and others from a mix of denominations and faiths. Some have no faith. The Archbishop said: “We live in a troubled world, where all around us we see conflict, war, discrimination, division, poverty and deep inequality, but our faith in Jesus gives us hope. We see that hope exemplified in the wonderful service of the people we have recognised today.” “Many of the people who have received awards today have worked unseen and unsung, striving for justice, peace, reconciliation, advances in education, worship and prayer. Not all are followers of Jesus Christ, but, through their endeavours, they have made significant contributions to the mutual respect and maintenance of human dignity, which is so vital to spiritual and social health and the flourishing of mankind. The Lambeth Awards shine a light on their outstanding efforts and dedication.” Mark was presented his for his outstanding contribution to raising the profile and participation of Chinese-heritage clergy and communities in the Church of England and commitment to serving the overseas Chinese diaspora, in particular those settling in the United Kingdom from Hong Kong. The Reverend Mark Nam 甄英深 is one of the first British-born Chinese priests in the Church of England. During COVID, Mark founded The Teahouse network bringing together Chinese-heritage clergy. In 2021, The Teahouse was officially launched and warmly received by the Committee for Minority Ethnic Anglican Concerns (CMEAC) and the Archbishop of York who said: “I am absolutely delighted to see the formal launch of the Teahouse group. What a wonderful development in our journey towards becoming a church that truly reflects and values the great diversity of life in modern Britain.” The Teahouse has gone on to reflect this diversity by raising the profile and participation of Chinese-heritage clergy in the CofE, highlighting the unique concerns and issues facing the Chinese community in the UK and providing churches and community groups with the resources and training they need to respond. One of the main issues facing this community is the unprecedented rise in recorded hate crime. Mark is a core member of Campaign Against Racism Group (CARG) and has worked with government and local authorities to 20 raise awareness and combat hate-crime against those of East and SouthEast Asian heritage. In addition, Mark has been at the forefront of preparing and equipping churches to welcome the 300,000 Hong Kong British National Overseas (BNO) community, at a local and national level, helping grass-level groups connect with their local authorities across the country. All of these community contributions and achievements are done above and beyond his normal parochial duties as a parish priest. Story Saved You can find this story in My Bookmarks. Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. Follow BristolLive