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Printed Materials in the Archives on the History of Christianity in China Printed Materials in the Archives on the History of Christianity in China No. Title書名/ Author著者 Publication Information出版項 Call Number 索書號 1 "无上"文明古国 : 郭实猎笔下的大英 / 庄钦永, editor, author. Singapore : 新跃大学新跃中华学术中心, 2015. AHC K561.4 Z44A 2015 2 "以天主和利益的名义" : 早期葡萄牙海洋扩张的历史 = In the 北京市 : 社会科学文献出版社, 2013. AHC K552 G31A 2013 name of god and profit : history of early expansion of Portuguese Empire / 顾卫民, 1961- 3 "香港新生命" : 福音遍傳運動 "香港新生命"福音遍傳運動 [香港 : "香港新生命"福音遍傳運動, 19--] AHC B975.2 X20C 4 ... 工作報告 / 教會關懷貧窮網絡, author. 香港 : 教會關懷貧窮網絡, AHC B977.265.8 J48B 5 ... 年刊 / 國際短宣使團, author. 香港 : 國際短宣使團, AHC B977.1 G60A 6 ... 年報 / 和諧事業國際基金會有限公司, author. 香港 : 和諧事業國際基金會有限公司, AHC B977.265.8-54 H26A 7 ... 年報 / 香港基督教更新會, author. 香港 : 香港基督教更新會, AHC B977.265.8 X20ZE 8 ... 年報 / 神召神學院(1983), author. 香港 : 神召神學院, AHC B977.265.8 S35A 9 ... 年報 / 基督教新生協會, author. 香港 : 基督教新生協會, AHC B977.265.8 J44P 10 ... 年報 / 基督教榕樹頭之光協會, author. 九龍 : 基督教榕樹頭之光協會有限公司, AHC B977.265.8 J44Q 11 ... 年報 / 新福事工協會, author. 九龍 : 新福事工協會有限公司, AHC B977.265.8 X02A 12 ... 事工分享 / 香港浸信會神學院, author. 香港 : 香港浸信會神學院有限公司, AHC B977.265.8 X20Y3 13 ... 事工分享及週年報告 / 基督教青少年牧養團契, author. 九龍 : 基督教靑少年牧養團契, AHC B977.265.8 J44M 14 ... 事工報告 / 前線差會(香港, 中國), author. [香港] : 前線差會, AHC B977.265.8 Q80A 15 ... 概覽 / 播道神學院, author. 香港 : 播道神學院, AHC B977.265.8 B52A 16 [聖經] [S.l. : sn, 19--?] AHC 241 1621.15 17 《今日華人教會》... 目錄索引 香港 : 世界華人福音事工聯絡中心, 1987. AHC B97 J80A index 1987 18 《天路歷程》漢譯硏究 = A critical study of the Chinese [2000] AHC 873.574 2717 2000 translations of The pilgrim's progress. 黎子鵬, 1975- 19 《宇宙光》索引 : 1973年9月-1985年12月, 第1期-第140期 [臺北市?] : publisher not identified, [1985?] AHC B97 Y30C 1985 20 《佳音》雜誌 / Joy Magazine / Campus Evangelical Fellowship 臺北市 : 香港浸會大學; 校園書房出版社, AHC RD B97 J24A Press [1962-1999] 21 《校園》雜誌 / Campus Magazine / Campus Evangelical 臺北市 : 香港浸會大學; 校園書房出版社, AHC RD B97 X40C Fellowship Press [1957-2017] Special Collections and Archives, HKBU Library 1 / 381 May 2019 Printed Materials in the Archives on the History of Christianity in China No. Title書名/ Author著者 Publication Information出版項 Call Number 索書號 22 《聖經》的中國演義 : 理雅各史傳小說《約瑟紀畧》(1852) [台灣] : 漢學研究中心, 民國102 [2013] AHC I561.079.9 L52A 2013 研究 / 黎子鵬, 1975- 23 「天國」與「千禧年」 / 何曉東 香港 : 聖道出版社, 1964. AHC 240 2165 1964 24 「先入為主」與「先入, 為主」 : 陳耀南博士見證 / 陳耀南 Haymarket : 雪梨基督教文字宣道團契, 1996. AHC B975.2 C75E 1996 25 「吳耀宗(1893-1979)與中國基督教」學術研討會 / 「吳耀宗 [香港 : 香港中文大學崇基學院宗教與中國社 AHC B979.2-532 W26A 2010 (1893-1979)與中國基督教」學術研討會 香港中文大學崇基學 會研究中心; 中國基督教史學會, 2010] 院行政樓) (2010 : 26 「序」人與被「序」者 / 陳佐才, author, editor. [香港] : 大中華印刷公司製作, 2011. AHC B979.925.8 C75B3 2011 27 「我是世界的光」 香港 : 香港基督教協進會印行, 1961. AHC 244.3 2364 1961 28 「家・教導+關愛」教材資料手冊 / 九龍 : 香港基督女少年軍, [2012?] AHC B977.265.8 X20ZD 2012 29 「校園眾生相」浮雕壁畫計劃 / 香港 : 基督敎聖約敎會堅樂中學, [2002] AHC 932.64 4062 2002 30 「馬禮遜入華宣教二百年」歷史圖片巡迴展導覽手冊 / 台北市 : 宇宙光全人關懷機構, 2006. AHC 240.7 7133.2 2006 31 「敎區會議」實施細則 / 台北市 : 天主敎敎務協會進會出版社, 民國87 AHC 246.2 4078 1998 [1998] 32 「鄉郊地域全接觸-新來港人士流動支援服務」計劃中期報告 香港 : 基督敎勵會, 2001. AHC 577.8338 4424 2001 書 / 基督敎勵行會 33 「黑鬚番」馬偕 / 臺北 : 財團法人基督教宇宙光全人關懷機構, AHC AVD B929.9 H60A 2015 34 「遵主聖範」的四種基督敎漢譯本 / 方豪 [S.l. : sn, 民國59 [1970] AHC 245 2140c 1970 35 「戲」說宣教士 : 內地會宣教士劇本集 / 亦文. 台北市 : 基督教宇宙光全人關懷機構, 2006. AHC 240.7 7133.1 2006 v.6 36 1200聖經要題 / Hill, J J. 香港 : 浸信會出版部, 1965. AHC 241.07 3344 1965 37 16-20世纪入华天主教传教士列传 = 16-20 shiji ruhua 桂林市 : 广西师范大学出版社, 2010. AHC B979.956.5 D36A 2010 Tianzhujiao chuanjiaoshi liezhuan / Dehergne, Joseph. 38 17-18世纪传敎士与西画东渐 / 莫小也 杭州市 : 中国美朮学院出版社, 2002. AHC J209.2 M44A 2002 Special Collections and Archives, HKBU Library 2 / 381 May 2019 Printed Materials in the Archives on the History of Christianity in China No. Title書名/ Author著者 Publication Information出版項 Call Number 索書號 39 1867年以前来华基督教传教士列传及著作目录 = Memorials 桂林市 : 广西师范大学出版社, 2011. AHC B979.9 W97A 2011 of Protestant missionaries to the Chinese : giving a list of their publications, and obituary notices of the deceased / Wylie, A. 1815-1887. (Alexander), 40 1894, 中国纪行 / Morrison, George Ernest, 1862-1920, author. 北京 : 中国旅游出版社; 商务印书馆, 2017 AHC I611.64 M83A 2017 41 1901--1920年中国基督教调查资料 : (原《中华归主》修订版) 北京 : 中国社会科学出版社, 2007. AHC 248.2 5042 2007 / 42 1926丙寅歲新春佈道講義 / 張祝齡 [S.l. : sn, 1926] AHC 245.2 1132 1926 43 1949年以来基督宗教研究索引 = Reference articles for 北京市 : 社会科学文献出版社, 2007. AHC 240 8024 2007 research on China's policy towards Christianity since 1949 / 金 以枫 44 1997 : 轉變與更新 / 香港 : 學生福音團契出版社, 1984. AHC B97-05 Y19A 1984 45 1997與香港基督徒 / 台北市 : 聖文社, 1985. AHC 247.016574 1997.1 1985 46 1997與敎會使命 香港 : 福音證主協會, 1984. AHC 247.016574 1997 1984 47 19世纪以来的福州方言 : 传教士福州土白文献之语言学研究 福州市 : 福建人民出版社, 2010. AHC H177.2 C75A 2010 = 19 shiji yilai de Fuzhou fangyan / 陈泽平, 1953- 48 19世纪汉英词典传统 : 马礼逊、卫三畏、翟理斯汉英词典的 北京 : 商務印書館, 2012. AHC H316 Y46A 2012 谱系研究 / 杨慧玲, author. 49 2004香港基督教教會普查 : 統計數據集 / 香港基督教教會普 香港 : 香港教會更新運動, 2005. AHC B977.265.8 X20M 2004 查 香港, 中國) (2004 : 50 2004香港基督教教會普查 : 簡報 / 香港基督教教會普查 香港, 香港 : 香港教會更新運動, 2005. AHC B977.265.8 X20M 2004 中國) (2004 : report 51 2007差傳慶典 : 服侍無彊界, 足跡遍天下 = Mission celebration 香港 : 環球宣愛協會有限公司, [2007] AHC B975.2 E20A 2007 07 : crossing boundaries extending footprints. Special Collections and Archives, HKBU Library 3 / 381 May 2019 Printed Materials in the Archives on the History of Christianity in China No. Title書名/ Author著者 Publication Information出版項 Call Number 索書號 52 2009香港教會普查 : 統計數據集 / 香港 : 香港教會更新運動, 2011. AHC B977.265.8 E20A 2009 53 20週年, 1968-88. 香港基督敎工業委員會 [香港 : 香港基督敎工業委員會, 1988] AHC 556.7 2034 1988 54 40週年紀念特刊 基督教宣道會. 宣道園 香港 : 宣道園, 2012. AHC B977.265.8 J44J 2012 55 An [sic] Chinese sacred songs & solos combined : 154 pieces 香港 : 文香堂, 光緒23 [1897] AHC J652.8 F31A 1897 with English number = 福音聖詩 56 China Free Methodist Church collection China Free Methodist Taiwan : China Free Methodist Church, AHC RD B977.258 H68A Church. 57 Christian weekly 基督教週報 Hong Kong : Hong Kong Chinese Christian AHC RD B977.265.8 C46A Churches Union, 58 FES通訊 香港 : 香港基督徒學生福音團契, AHC B977.265.8 F10A 59 Holy Light Theological Seminary collection Holy Light Theological Taiwan : Holy Light Theological Seminary, AHC RD B977.258 H68A Seminary. 60 In remembrance of our Fr. Denis Martin S.D.B., 1921-2006 = 鮑 [香港 : 鮑思高慈幼會, 2007?] AHC B979.956.1 M36A 2007 聖的影子 : 華近禮神父 : 紀念特刋. 61 Joshua 10th anniversary, 1982-1992. 九龍城浸信會. 約書亞伉 [香港 : 約書亞伉儷助道會, 1992] AHC B977.265.8 J40B3 1992 儷助道會 62 Kweichow shao hwa miao hymbok. [Kunming : China Inland Mission, 1998] AHC 244.4 8100.1 1998 63 MSI通訊 / 香港 : 國際專業服務機構, AHC B977.265.8 M10A 64 Nas pegadas de xavier-- : Jesuítas em Macau / Proenca, Luís. 澳門 : 澳門耶穌會士, [1990] AHC B977.265.9 P94A 1990 65 Papyrus / 香港 : 恩福聖經學院, AHC B977.265.8 P19A 66 Reichelt collection Hong Kong : Institute of Sino-Christian Studies AHC RD B977.265.8 R27A Ltd, 67 Sèng-keng = 聖經 : 新舊約全書 : 台語漢羅版 台南市 : 社團法人台灣全民台語聖經協會, AHC B971 B47K 2015 2015 68 Taiwan Lutheran Church collection Taiwan Lutheran Church. Taiwan : Taiwan Lutheran Church, AHC RD B977.258 T13A Special Collections and Archives, HKBU Library 4 / 381 May 2019 Printed Materials in the Archives on the History of Christianity in China No. Title書名/ Author著者 Publication Information出版項 Call Number 索書號 69 The history of the Protestant Tsung Kyam Church at Fanling 香港 : 基督敎香港崇眞會崇謙堂, [1983?] AHC 275.125 Z61H 1983 under Tsung Tsin Mission of Hongkong / Zhang, Ruirong. 70 Ying Wa Girls' School : the blessed years 1900-2000 = 百年樹人 [Hong Kong] : Ying Wa Girls' School, 2001. AHC 524.8338 4444 2001 百載恩 : 英華女學校校史. 英華女校. 71 一九九七差傳特刊 : 求主打發工人 / 香港 : 九龍城浸信會, 1997. AHC B975.2 Y10A 1997 72 一九九七與香港神學 / 香港 : 崇基學院神學組, 1983. AHC 242 1444 73 一九九七與香港神學 / 香港 : 崇基學院神學組, 1983. AHC B979.265.8 Y10A 1983 74 一九九三年台灣客家宣教節 : 宣教與使命 / 台灣客家宣教節 [台灣 : 2000年福音運動客家福音網路, 1993] AHC B975.2 T23B 1993 新竹市, 台灣) (1993 : 75 一九九五至九八年 : 第三屆信徒三年神學課程畢業特刊 / 循 香港 : 循道衛理聯合敎會宣敎牧養委員會, AHC 242 2232 1999 道衛理聯合敎會. 宣敎牧養委員會 1999. 76 一九八二年基督敎週特刊 = Proceedings of Christian emphasis 香港 : 香港浸會學院院牧室, 1983. AHC 240.16 2033 1982 week, 1982 / 香港浸會學院. 基督敎週 77 一个西方传教士的长征亲历记 / Bosshardt, Rudolf Alfred, 北京市 : 中国画报出版社, 2018. AHC B979.952.2 B65A 2018 author. 78 一切從家出發 : 35週年紀念特刊 / 香港 : 基督教互愛中心, 2008. AHC B977.265.8 J44F 2008 79 一生難忘 : 孫中山在香港的求學與革命 = Sun Yat-sen's school [香港] : 孫中山紀念館, 2008. AHC 782.88/1252 4081 life and revolutionary activities in Hong Kong / 李金強. 2008 80 一位王的懺悔 : 傳道書的硏究 / 桑安柱 香港 : 甘霖出版社, 1958. AHC B971.1 S77A1 1958 81 一花籃所生的痛苦 / Bedell, Gregory Thurston, 1817-1892. 香港 : 基督福音書局, 1964. AHC 241 1222 1964 82 一封公開的薦信 / 周建中 臺北 : 福華, 1972. AHC 245.2 7715-1 1972 83 一個人的塑造 : 張明哲教授的生之追尋 / 張明哲 台北市 : 基督教宇宙光全人關懷機構, 2006. AHC 240.7 7133.1 2006 v.10 84 一個中國和尚的轉變 / 陳悌賢 台中市 : 中國基督徒文字佈道中心, 1962. AHC 245.2 7597 1962 85 一個合神心意的王 / 陳終道 香港 : 宣道, 1977. AHC B971.1 C75C 1977 86 一個偉大的運動 / Poteat, Gordon. 上海 : 青年協會書局, 民國23 [1934] AHC 242.29 6572 1934 Special Collections and Archives, HKBU Library 5 / 381 May 2019 Printed Materials in the Archives on the History of Christianity in China No. Title書名/ Author著者 Publication Information出版項 Call Number 索書號 87 一個傳教士眼中的晚清社會 / Wiley, I. W. 1825-1884. (Isaac 北京市 : 國家圖書館出版社, 2012. AHC K252.06 W64A 2012 William), 88 一個實驗的鄉村敎會 / 朱敬一 香港 : 聖書公會, 1954. AHC 247 2541 89 一脈相承 : 戴紹曾牧師感恩文集 = A legacy continues : in 香港 : 海外基督使團, 2009. AHC B979.956.1 T21B 2009 appreciation of James Hudson Taylor III, 1929-2009 / 90 一粒麥子 = A grain of wheat / [香港] : 基督敎靈實協會及靈實福音佈團, AHC 249.9474/1713 1744 c1994. 1994 91 一棵竹的故事 / Newcombe, B. E. 香港 : 宣道書局, 1958. AHC 244.9 5281 1958 92 一項超越本世紀的屬靈工程 : 譯經計劃 香港 : 國際聖經協會有限公司, [1994?] AHC 241.01 1014.1 1994 93 丁光訓文集 丁光訓 南京 : 譯林出版社, 1998. AHC B97-53 D10A 1998 94 丁韙良與近代中西文化交流 / 傅德元, 1956- 臺北市 : 國立臺灣大學出版中心, 2013. AHC B979.971.2 M36A 2013 95 七十年代香港敎會的使命 : 路向與計劃指南 香港基督教協進 [Hong Kong] : Hong Kong Christian Council, AHC 247.09338 2034.3 1975 會 [1975?] 96 七十年代香港敎會的使命 Consultation on the Mission of the [香港 : 香港基督敎協進會, 1971] AHC 247.09338 4048.1 1971 Church in Hong Kong in the Seventies Hong Kong) (1970-1971 : 97 七項致命的罪惡 / Graham, Billy, 1918- 香港 : 浸信會出版部, 1964.
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