Park Street Church

Park Street Church (ParkStreetChurch) is a stop on the road to freedom. It was founded by 26 locals on February 27, 1809, most of them were members of the old Nan Gathering House. The church was laid on May 1 and completed at the end of the year. The first service was held on January 10, 1810. The Park Street Church's spire is 217 feet (66 meters) high and can be seen in several blocks in Boston today.

A very important node and landmark on the road to freedom, the minarets are very high, and the white architectural color is also jumping. The old southern sect set up this church, which dyed it very strong patriotic color.

The minarets of the Park Street Church can be the highest point around Park Street and a landmark. You can’t go in and visit without opening the door. The specific care is not too clear. The surrounding environment of a beautiful small church is also very good.

The white spire of the Park Street Church towers high in the sky. From the architectural point of view, the octagonal spire of the church is also outstanding, and it is known as the "classic work of Christian architecture". ​ Although Park Street Church is famous, I personally prefer Trinity Church, which is very special against the church image on the glass of skyscrapers.

It was great to hear Dr. Gordon Hugenberger speak in this very historic Boston building, about forgiveness, about kindness, about God’s love. As a former receptionist of the Public Service Committee, I am very happy to see my old friend again in this wonderful place. Many college students around Boston have come to Park Street Church. It is very close to T and very convenient.