Chiesa Cristiana Evangelica Pentecostale ADI

In Milan's southern suburbs, the church is in a fairly close architectural district, belonging to the Pentecostal evangelical church, the Assembly of God in Italy. There is also an interior of a large twelve-corner star, embedded in the dark with marble floors. It is said to represent the apostles or zodiacs.

The building is not very big, but there are lots of interesting details.

Three triangles on the top facade facing the road are where the church once met. Although the building is not very big, there are many interesting details. For example, the time board at the door seems to have a cult time written on it, which is a bit interesting. In addition, some paintings embedded in the facade of the building reflect the relationship with nature and religion all the time.

I don't think there is a particularly big impression, there seems to be no special points with other churches, but there are twelve statues in the church interior, maybe this is more interesting!