Church of All Nations

Built between 1919 and 1924, the church received funding from many different countries (and hence its name). The symbols of each country were placed on the glass of the ceiling, each placed in a small dome.

The Church of the Nations is located on Mount Zion in Jerusalem. According to the Bible, it was once Jesus who came here alone to pray like God after the Last Supper, and was caught here by soldiers, and the olive trees around it were evidence of that year. So there is an olive grove beside the church of the nations.

The Church of the All Nations of Jerusalem, the Church of the All Nations, is located on the Mount of Olives in the east of Jerusalem. It is the place where Jesus prayed the night before his arrest. The church was built from 1919 to 1924 and used funds from 12 different countries, which is also the origin of its commonly known name Church of the All Nations. The garden contains the oldest olive tree in Jerusalem. Recommended points: 1. The ancient olive tree in the garden, which is said to be a thousand-year-old tree, and there is a "peace" made of pebbles under the tree. 2. The corner of the garden (outside the church), there is a stone carving of Jesus' prayer, and the legend says that it is the place where Jesus prayed. 3. The church, because it was built with 12 state funds, Each country's logo is placed on a glass ceiling and placed inside a small dome. 4. In front of the church is a column inlaid with modern mosaic depicting Jesus Christ as a symbol of the connection between God and humanity. Photo location advice: to go out, across the road to the church, The nearest view of the church is the panorama.

The famous Olive Garden at the foot of the Olive Mountains is called Cassimani Garden. Because Jesus prayed here last night, Byzantine Christians built a church here in the 4th century A.D., which was later destroyed and restored many times. Now we can see that it was built by many countries from 1919 to 1924, so it is also called "Church of Nations".

The Church of Nations, on Mount Olive, is where Jesus prayed before he was arrested. The church is tall and built with funds from 12 countries, so it's called the Universal Church. The big stone table that Jesus had used before his arrest became a worship here. Everyone touched the big stone table.

Church of All Nations, also known as Agony Church, is located at the foot of the Olive Hill in the eastern part of Jerusalem, adjacent to the Garden of Casimani, where Jesus prayed at night before his arrest. The Universal Church was built between 1919 and 1924 on the basis of two ancient churches, the Byzantine Church of the 4th century (destroyed by the earthquake in 746) and the Crusade Church of the 12th century (abandoned in 1345). The Universal Church was named for its support from many countries. In front of the church is a row of columns with modern mosaic patterns depicting Jesus Christ as a symbol of the connection between God and humanity. According to the New Testament, Jesus and his disciples went to pray here on the eve of the Supreme Cross after the last supper. The Garden of Cassimani was also the place where Jesus was betrayed by Judah. In addition, the Orthodox Church traditionally believed that the Cassimani Garden was the place where the apostles buried the Virgin Mary. There are several 900-year-old olive trees in Kashmani Garden.

Very grand and beautifully built. The official name is the Church of the Difficult, which is funded by 12 countries.

Also known as the Prayer Hall of the Mountain Garden, located in the Gessimani Garden under the Mount of Olives