On Sunday, participate in the "walking Shanghai" activity, passing by the freshwater intersection of Fuxing Middle Road, see that the door has been closed, and the gates of the holy churches that are not allowed to enter are all open. People come and go so lively, rush over, and learn that today's worship, the church opens. The Quakers came, and observed that the Quakers were mostly elderly women. The worship was also a big activity for their social network. Watching them wear neat and beautiful clothes, smiling faces from the heart, listening to their laughter, I really couldn't bear to disturb their peace. Go in and take a few photos of the lobby. The church was built in 1925 by the American Episcopal missionary, Pastor McGanzi, and Chinese teacher Wang Xiaokui. It is a spire-top wooden structure, a typical 17th-century Episcopal high school church. Red brick, triangular roof, roof rack exposed, round rose window on the Colin column porch. The interior is a regular Basilica-style three-porch. The square bell tower near the northwest corner has 63 steps. The roof cross is also a feature of the building.