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A Trip Back to Shanghai Moore Memorial Church (Mu’en Church)

Two months after our first visit to the Shanghai Moore Memorial Church (Mu’en Church), we went back today to see their post-renovation changes. It was a Sunday, and services were being held, so today was a great opportunity to see the church put to full use.

We were greeted at the front gates by six ushers who were happy to show us inside. The main sanctuary was packed on two levels with about 600-800 people, and separate rooms on the first and second floor also held small overflows of people who watched the service on televisions.

The interior of the church is quite majestic, as it is built primarily from stone and manages to fit in a large sanctuary space on its relatively meager parcel of land. About 99% of the worshipers were local Chinese, with the rest appearing to be foreign tourists. The pastor was delivering a sermon in Chinese and intermittently there were brief prayers and songs sung by the choir and congregation.

6 comments to A Trip Back to Shanghai Moore Memorial Church (Mu’en Church)

  • Lee Lai Kuen

    I wish to enquire the full address of the Mu’en Church. My uncle & aunt have just been converted to the Lord when I visited them. Now I am back to Hongkong. I needed to search for them a nearby church for them to worship God.
    Esther Lee Lai kuen

  • admin

    Dear Esther,
    The address of Mu’en Church is:
    Xizang Zhong Lu 316
    Shanghai, China
    021-63225069
    Best wishes,
    Admin

  • SIMON

    Could I know the Sunday service/worship time ?

  • admin

    Dear Simon,

    Sunday service at this church is 7am, 10am, 2pm and 7pm.

    Please call before you go as times often change.

    Have a great day.

    Admin

  • wc

    Please confirm Sunday service times for June 3, 2012
    Thank you.
    WC

  • Craig Keating

    This is a beautiful church and it has historical significance. If anyone is interested to know more, please see my recently published book “A Protestant Church in Communist China”. John Craig William Keating

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