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The Emergence of Hong Kong as a World Centre for Chinese Protestant Bible Publishing and Distribution, 1948–51 – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 May 2026

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Studies in Church History , Volume 62: THE CHURCH AND THE MILITARY , June 2026 , pp. 559
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The editors apologize that upon publication of this article a mistake was made on page 543-4 where the ‘China Bible House’ was referred to as the ‘Chinese Bible House.’

The relevant text should have read:

‘This resulted in the establishment of the ‘Emergency Office’ of the China Bible House (CBH) in Hong Kong in 1949, which, in 1951, became the HKBH.’

References

Mak, George Kam Wah, ‘The Emergence of Hong Kong as a World Centre for Chinese Protestant Bible Publishing and Distribution, 1948–51’, in David Ceri Jones, Peter Marshall and Charlotte Methuen, eds, Margins and Peripheries in Christian History, SCH 61 (Cambridge, 2025), 541–62. doi:10.1017/stc.2024.52.Google Scholar