基督教传入越南已有百年历史,但所有的华人教会均建于南方,胡志明市;北方首都河内连一间华人教会都没有。郑婉婷传道三十多年来都在越南南方,胡志明市所属的宣道会的华人教会事奉,然而心中一直惦着越南北部,首都河内需要建立华人教会的负担。直到2010年,当郑传道步入退休年龄时,就当机立断放下了多年来所熟悉的胡志明市华人宣道教会的服侍,依靠圣灵的保守,单枪匹马来到河内开始了华人教会事工。一路走来经历良多,既是风雨路,亦是恩典之路。多年来得到国内外牧者和弟兄姐妹的协助和参与,聚会人数也逐渐增长起来。郑传道所建立的河内美庭华人教会于2013年8月1日正式申请加入北约的总联会。2014年租下河内美庭新区的一座四层楼的房屋做礼拜聚会之用。由于经费和月租期满,不得又搬迁到新的聚会场所,以便能继续服侍海外华人群体及越南华侨。

 

河内美庭华人教会

教牧同工:

主任:郑婉婷传道

义工:吴秀慧执事、邬丽玲姐妹、阮氏锦姐妹、朱恩美老师、何锦荣老师

主日崇拜 :  

每周日早上十时正 (越语)    每周日下午四时正 (华语)

地址: Số 20, ngõ 165 đường Cầu giấy, Phường Quan hoa, 

           Quận Cầu giấy Hà Nội.(Khách sạn Quan Hoa lầu 3). 

电话:844-7300-1331
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热线:  0913.641.247 – 0908.498.228

 

 

Hanoi Chinese Church

Christianity was first introduced into Vietnam more than a hundred years ago. However, Christianity was only concentrated in the southern parts of Vietnam, around Ho Chi Minh City, but none in the north, where Hanoi is.

Pastor Theng Wanting had been serving the Chinese Alliance Church in Ho Chi Minh City for 30 years and was approaching her retirement age in 2010. She was however burdened with the need to set up a church to serve the Chinese community in the north of Vietnam especially in Hanoi city, As such, Pastor Theng Wanting, led by the Holy Spirit, decided to venture to Hanoi in 2010 to start and establish a Chinese church there.

Though the journey of setting up a Chinese church in northern Vietnam posed many challenges for Pastor Theng, but by God's grace she was able to go through it all. With God’s blessing, and the help and support from various pastors, brothers and sisters in Christ in Vietnam and abroad, the congregation in the Hanoi Chinese Church grew in numbers over the years.

On 1 August 2013, Hanoi Chinese Church was officially affiliated to the Federal Council of Northern Christian Churches in Vietnam. 

In 2014, Hanoi Chinese Church rented a four-storey building in My Dinh, Hanoi as the church premise. However, due to rental lease expiration, Hanoi Chinese Church later moved to its current premise to continue serving the Chinese Christian community in the region.