Pu'an Hall

Pu'an Hall

Pu'an church is a Christian Church in Shanghai, China. It is located in Zhenping Road, Putuo District. During the Anti Japanese War, the church was destroyed by gunfire.

geographical position

Pu'an hall is located at 152 Zhenping Road, Putuo District.

Founded in 1924, the church was originally established by Anglican believers in Wusong town. Later, it moved to Zhabei Zhongxing Road.

Introduction to history

During the Anti Japanese War, the church was destroyed by gunfire.

In 1946, land was purchased to build a new church (now No. 1907 Zhongshan North Road), known as "Antioch Quanbei Evangelical Church"; now the old site of Changhua Road was renamed "old church".

In 1958, Antioch Quanbei Evangelical Church became a united place of worship in Putuo District.

In 1983, it was restored and renamed Pu'an hall.

Registered in June 1995.

In 1998, in order to coordinate with the relocation of municipal construction, he moved to the temporary hall for gathering.

In July 2004, the new hall was completed, with a construction area of 1916 square meters. It has one floor underground and four floors above the ground. It has the characteristics of modern architectural style and Biblical allusion - "Noah's Ark".

Address: 152 Zhenping Road (near Zhongshan North Road)

Longitude: 121.4295583

Latitude: 31.2497729

Tel: 021-62146562

Chinese PinYin : Pu An Tang