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Serving the Indian community of Hong Kong Island, the temple has a resident pandit, Ishwar Sharma. Open from 8am – noon, and 4pm till 8pm. Everyday there is an aarthi (fire) ceremony at
8:20 – 8:45am and 7:20 – 7:45pm. On Sunday morning and Monday evenings prayers, bhajans and sacred talks are held followed by 'prasad' (blessed food). 200 – 300 visit with upto 500 for a major festival. Occasional holy men from India come through as well.
7/F, Grand Building 50 Granville Road Tsim Sha Tsui Kowloon Phone: 2739 9955
The Jain temple is open everyday from 7am – 1pm and 5pm – 10pm. Non-Jains are allowed in but must take their shoes off before entry. In addition they must not touch the god image. Jains are well-Known in India for their exstreme respect of animal life, going to the extent of wearing masks to stop inhaling mosquitoes for instance. The temple is only a few years old.
There are about 70, 000 Muslims in Hong Kong and whilst there are spiritual centres in the sense of retreats or monastic peace, the mosques are open to those who wish to sit at the back and be quiet. There are five mosques in Hong Kong; in Tsim Sha Tsui, Wanchai, Cape Collinson, Mid-Levels and Stanley Prison. I've tended to sit at the back when i visit and was always welcomed, (as a male, I can't comment on what happens to women). People were friendly and I felt that they where happy to see non-traditional mosque visitor there.
Home of Love, Nam Cheong Estate, Block 6 Cheing Chit House G/F Shumshuipo Kowloon Phone: 2386 7707
Mother Teresa's order has a base in Hong Kong. Occasionally they can be seen giving out boxes of food to the poor. Volunteers are welcome to help in their old age home, the Home of love in Shumshuipo, especially in the mornings.
4-8 Garden Road Central Hong Kong Phone: 2523 4157
St John's, in addition to it's expected service, runs several innovative groups. There is a counsellings service and an AIDS awareness program. The Bookstore is good value too and stocks fair trade chocs, biscuits, coffee and other goodies alongside the expected Christian literature. It's a Haven of peace in the buzz of Central.
April 28 - May 10