Telok Ayer Chinese Methodist Church Review

A very distinctive place, Singapore is a multi-ethnic country, there are Chinese, Malays. People of different ethnic groups such as Indians live peacefully here, it is an open and inclusive country, very good

A very beautiful building, it may be a relationship of time, I can't see a lot of believers in and out, but although the church is not big, the external building structure looks very distinctive, and it also attracts many people to stop and take pictures.

I took a serious visit and learned that this Methodist straight Asian chapel is the oldest church in the Chinese Parliament of Singapore Methodist Church, born in 1889. Today's Methodist Church in Singapore is a building built between 1924 and 1925, and is designed in a Western style: rectangular buildings with colonnades on both sides. On the flat roof in front of the chapel, the architect adds a ventilated loft on all sides, with a slight glare at the four corners of the roof, like the moths of traditional Chinese architecture. This has made the chapel building with the flavor of Roman ancient poo more Chinese charm, but also caused the general sense of identity of overseas Chinese.