Christian Agape Church

The trenches are crisscrossing and crossing, and the river interaction makes Chongqing culturally diverse and rich. In addition to hot pot noodles and other cuisines, churches that symbolize Western spiritual civilization are also hidden in the city and blended into the scenery. Have you ever been to these religious buildings hidden in Chongqing? In 1950, the Sanzi Reformation Branch was established and joined the city's Christian Sanzi Reformation Committee. Since November 1958, it has become one of the churches of Chongqing Christian Union worship. It ceased activities after 1966. On December 24, 1979, worship activities were resumed on Christmas Eve, becoming the first Christian chapel in Chongqing to open after the reform and opening up. He has received more than 1,000 guests from more than 30 countries and regions, including the former Archbishop of Canterbury, the Hong Kong Anglican Church, the Governor of the Hong Kong Anglican Church, Captain Kadexuan, the First Secretary of the United States, and Hu Lianhui, the Provost of the Hong Kong Xinyizong Theological College. Since its opening, the church has been baptized by more than 4,000 followers, and more than 1,500 people often attend gatherings. It worships twice a week on Sunday, and there are choirs, scripture classes, scripture classes, youth fellowships and other activities. In April 1998, the original church was demolished due to the renovation and demolition of the old city. On 23 December 2005, the new church opened and was officially named St. Love's Church.

This church is located near the bustling Jiefangbei in Chongqing. It is very large and has a beautiful mural "Last Supper". There is a service on Sunday morning. The lobby is very beautiful, solemn and very good.

God is gracious, all the world is celebrating, the Lord is loving, the world is gracious, the Lord Eller God blesses you and your family, the cup is full of wisdom, Emmanuel, Amen!

Originally founded by American Methodist missionaries around 1900, during the Anti-Japanese War, Chongqing often held religious activities and anti-Japanese activities jointly. There were Feng Yuxiang, Guo Moruo, Yuan Fen, Tao Xingzhi, Huang Yanpei, Zhang Zhijiang, Song Chengzhi, Johnr Moot, Director-General of the World Youth Christian Association, and Wen Junzhang, a Canadian peace activist, delivered academic and anti-Japanese speeches in this hall. In fact, this is later rebuilt, not a separate plot, but combined with a real estate project, the church has been drifting outside for many years (renting a cinema to worship), probably built in 2005. From Jiefangbei, you can see, very close, 5 minutes walk...

Christian St. Love Church is a quiet place, people are irritable you calm down to think, it is a different kind of enjoyment! recommend