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1863	A Sailors' Home was founded in Hong Kong when a hostel building was provided at West Point by a number of local firms. The firm of Jardine Matheson took a prominent part in this St. Peter's Church was built in the compound & initially was used by locally resident Europeans and was later to become the Seamen's Church.
1884	The work of The Missions to Seamen began in Hong Kong and in 1885 permission was given for the Chaplain to use St. Peter's Church in the Sailors' Home compound.
1891	The first launch 'DAYSPRING" came into service
1910	The Missions to Seamen residential seamen's hostel hopened at Johnston Road.
1925	The Trustees of the Sailors' Home incorporated by Hong Kong Ordinance No. 5 of 1925
1930	Incorporation of the Sailors' Home and The Missions to Seamen.
1933	The Sailors' Home & The Missions to Seamen opened on 23rd April, 1933 at 40 Gloucester Road, Hong Kong
1941	Extensive damage suffered during the occupation. This was made good and the building completely furnished from local resources at the cessation of hostilities
1966	Site clearance for a new Mariners' Club began. Foundation stone laid on 21st January 1966
1967	The Mariners' Club was officially opened 30 May, 1967 by H.E. The Governor, Sir David Trench.
1969	Apostleship of the Sea joined in to form an Ecumenical Ministry at the Mariners' Club.
1973	Building commenced on the Mariners' Club, Kwai Chung, to provide facilities for crews of Container Ships and Tankers.
1975	Official opening of the Mariners' Club, Kwai Chung 14th April 1975 at 2 Container Port Road, Kwai Chung.
1979	The Danish Seamen's Church joined the Ecumenical Team at the Mariners' Club.
1981	The Official Opening of the Danish Room, Mariners' Club, Kwai Chung on 28th April, 1981 by Queen Margrethe II of Denmark.
1982	Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Kent visited the Club on 28th October, 1982
1985	On the occasion of the centenary of the Mission To Seamen’s presence in Hong Kong, a substantial refurbishment at both club was undertaken.
1988	Her Royal Highness, the Princess Royal visited the club on 17th September 1988.
1990	Her Majesty, Queen Margrethe of Denmark visited the Mariners' Club T.S.T. on 17 November, 1990
1994	Her Royal Highness, the Princess Royal visited the club at T.S.T. on 10th March , 1994.
1995	The German Seamen's Mission joined the Ecumenical team at the Mariners' Club.
1997	Her Royal Highness, the Princess Royal visited the Mariners' Club at Kwai Chung on 29th January 1997.
2007	The renovation of 4/F & 5/F into 22 ensuite bedrooms.
2008	A substantial refurbishment at the Danish Room, Mariners' Club, Kwai Chung