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(Chr Post) Hong Kong Anglican Archbishop Calls for 'Dialogue' to Resolve Political Crisis

Posted on October 16, 2014 by Kendall Harmon

The leader of the Anglican Church of Hong Kong has issued a statement calling for “dialogue” between pro-democracy protestors and government officials.

Archbishop Paul Kwong issued the statement Tuesday where he said that he was “saddened and distressed by the increasing social conflict.”

“In order to engage in real dialogue, we need to develop greater trust in one another. However this is not yet happening,” stated Kwong.

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