Bishop Prof. Dr. Dennis T.W. Ng (Th.D., Ph.D., MTH., MA) received the Doctor of Theology from The South East Asia Graduate School of Theology (Chung Chi College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong) and the Doctor of Philosophy from the Shanghai University. He also pursued further education at Tsinghua University, Beijing; studied international relations at Norwich University, USA; and photography at the New School, USA. He was born into a family steeped in photography and the arts. (1) He is a renowned international speaker well-known for his interdisciplinary research that integrates photography, history, international relations, sociology, and religious and cultural studies to analyze the development of modern civilization. He is best known for his work on the relationship between international social enterprises (photographic cooperative, travel agency, publishing house, etc) and different political cultures, the study of cultural conflicts, and international harmony.

He is currently a Senior Fellow at the Andrew F. Walls Centre for the Study of African and Asian Christianity at the Liverpool Hope University, U.K.; President of the Institute of International Harmony and Sustainable Development; President of the Harmony Photos; Professor of Systematic Theology & Dean of School of Sacred Music, China Victory Theological Seminary of Hong Kong; Adjunct Professor of Theology & Sacred Music, East China Theological Seminary of Shanghai; Research Fellow of the Center for Study of Religion and Chinese Society at the Shanghai University, China and Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Harmony and Humanity. His areas of research include history of photography, religion and international relations, and Chinese Christianity.

Prof. Ng is often invited to present his speeches and papers in prestigious universities and theological seminaries such as the Yale University, Princeton University, University of Edinburgh, Peking University, University of British Columbia, LMU Munich University, University of Manchester, Fujian Normal University, Fuller Theological Seminary, Yanjing Theological Seminary in Beijing, and others. Prof. Ng is a prolific author who has published 17 academic monographs and dozens of academic papers.
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(1) During the colonial era in Hong Kong, Prof. Ng’s father is a photographer and photograph the Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Alexander Grantham, and even took photographs for Richard Nixon, who would later become the President of the United States. Afterward, his father developed his transportation business, launching a taxicompany, and became the chairman of a well-known taxi company at the time. His father then transitioned to investing in Macau, where the first commercial property he purchased was located in the Edifício Kam Loi on Rua do Comandante Mata e Oliveira. He also subsequently developed a tourism business. As a photographer, his father exclusively used two camera brands at that time: Hasselblad and Leica. Today, Prof. Ng also have a deep fondness for Hasselblad and Leica cameras, not solely due to their reputation, but because each of his works carries a connection to his memories of his father. These motivations have driven him to dedicate himself to cultural exchange through photography and travel in these years.

The person wearing the hat on the right is Hong Kong Governor Gordon H. L. Wu,
and the person on the left, who is Chinese, is Prof Ng’s father.

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