Tao Fong Shan Christian Centre is a Grade 2 heritage building complex which was being built in 1931-1938.  It was developed by Rev. Karl Ludvig Reichelt (1877-1952), a Norwegian Lutheran missionary and designed by the Danish architect Johannes Prip-Møller (1889-1943) who is a highly acclaimed architect of the mid-20th century.  Chinese and Western architecture elements in Chinese Eclectic style was adopted in this rare and large-scale building complex in Hong Kong.  The architect designed and constructed Christian buildings with a distinct Chinese Buddhist style for Tao Fong Shan so that Chinese Buddhists or Taoists felt familiar when visiting.
 

Being the one to manage this building complex, promoting conserving this nearly century-old rare historic building complex in Hong Kong and a sustainable development of Tao Fong Shan are our priority.  Let more people understand the uniqueness and importance of this building complex to the development of Christianity, Christian studies, Christian spirituality and the history of interfaith dialogue in Hong Kong, and at the same time let more people to know Tao Fong Shan and appreciate the tranquil and pleasant environment of Tao Fong Shan.