Fourth Presbyterian Church

The church, located a mile from Chicago, was completely passing by, but watched people enter and exit, and followed everyone to visit the wave. Although it looks simple on the outside, it has a more sailing character inside. Unlike the bustling streets, there are few people inside the church, and the interior is antique. The church was a church of the Presbyterian Church of America, founded in February 1871, and was a merged church in October. After the fire broke out on the same day, the church was burned down, so there is now this Gothic revival church building, which is also on Chicago Michigan Avenue. The oldest building except the Chicago Water Tower.

China's fourth century glacier museum is very quiet in Shijingshan District, near Fahai Temple Forest Park. There are many precious cultural relics in the museum, which is more suitable for bringing children to study. . . .

As early as Christmas Eve, we participated in the children's grand meeting and were warmly welcomed by ordinary residents. The church seats are full, the place near the ceiling is dramatically decorated with angel lights, the music is lovely, the children's participation is very happy, there are good clothes and lively children's Choir singing. Thank you all for coming to the church.

The Fourth Presbyterian Church is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church of the United States, directly opposite the John Hancock Center in Chicago. It reminds me of the impressive interior of churches in Europe. It's a good place to have a short stay in the skyscrapers around, but it's worth it. And concerts, open to the public.

Located in a sparkling shopping mall, one of the very old buildings. With beautiful stained glass windows and organs, this church is simply beautiful. We started our Chicago sightseeing tour from this church, which is almost next to the "Hilton Deluxe One Mile Suite Hotel" where we stayed. This church is an oasis within a magnificent and magnificent mile, which makes this place even more unique.