Xiangcheng Christian Church

Xiangcheng Christian Church is one of several churches in Suzhou. The design is stylish and very distinctive Christian Church, if it is not the cross, it is not a church. There is an oil painting gallery in the building, and there is also a collection of the Bible in the Qing Dynasty. It is not bad to have the opportunity to worship here.

Xiangcheng Christian Church is surrounded by water, simple atmosphere and modern landmark buildings on three sides. The church is the spiritual home of the surrounding faithful and a milestone in the history of Christian development in Xiangcheng District. It is at the entrance of Huqiu Wetland Park.

Just at the entrance of Huqiu Wetland Park, three faces of water, the facade is very rich in texture Mongolian black granite facade makes it easy to integrate into the Suzhou painting of the pink wall and tile, and the sculpture-like shape just highlights the sense of the times.

A very windy modern building, next to Yangcheng Lake West Road, next to Huqiu Wetland Park, surrounded by water on three sides, beautiful landscape, simple gray background color makes it perfect into the Suzhou paintings of pink walls and tiles, and the sculpture style is appropriately prominent. The sense of the times, The interior material is mainly white spray.

The black granite extends from the top to the ground, and then spreads along the ground to the interior. No matter which angle you view, you can feel the strong tension of the church. The bottom of the church is open on all sides, and the three facades of the south, north and west are equipped with vertically opened carbonized wood partitions.

To the Huqiu Wetland Park, I found this Christian church by chance, and the black granite stretched from the top to the ground, and then spread along the ground to the interior. No matter which angle you can view, you can feel the strong tension of the church. This characteristic of the church’s exterior shapes coincides with the interpretation of divine nature in religion the light of God is never directly separated, and it is always in any direction subject to God’s care.