
The Quranic Nativity story.
Because so many of us are unfamiliar with both Islam and the Quran, we perhaps don’t know about the Quranic nativity story found in Maryam. It is a story of the birth of Jesus unfamiliar in many ways.

Because so many of us are unfamiliar with both Islam and the Quran, we perhaps don’t know about the Quranic nativity story found in Maryam. It is a story of the birth of Jesus unfamiliar in many ways.

The Most Revd Paul Kwong is the chair of the Anglican Consultative Council, the Bishop of Dio Hong Kong and the Primate of the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui, the Anglican Church in Hong Kong, a Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China. His reflections for 2017 have been published by The Anglican Communion News Service.

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