臺灣基督長老教會南港基督長老教會 - Nangang District

A great church, and the pastor is very good.

Wide area, bright sight: ultra-quiet, suitable for reading: calligraphy and painting.

No. 113 Zhongnan Street is the Nangang Presbyterian Church. The Nangang Church was founded in 1874 by Dr. Ma Wei, a Canadian missionary. The ceremony was held at 10 am on March 1 of the same year. It was called "Sanchong Church" and the venue was not the current location of Zhongnan Street. After eight years, on January 2, 1882, Dr. Ma Wei relocated the church to the waters. After four decades, there was no Presbyterian church in Nangang. Until 1928, the mission was opened again. Chunsheng Pastor is also a member of the Songshan Church Branch. In 1934, he was directly administered by the Northern Mission Bureau and sent the first missionary, Mr. Lin Chuan, to serve. (16) The address of the chapel is now purchased by the Missionary Bureau and the believers during his tenure. At that time, the chapel and the pastor were built with bamboo reinforced concrete. After more than 20 years, in 1957, Xu Qian trusted to build a brick chapel. The chapel of today's scale was started in 1990 and was completed in March 1992. The church has been in existence for more than 120 years since its inception. The successive missionaries include Lin Chuan, Li Yage, Xu Qianxin, Chen Yiming, Zhuang Xiandao, Zhong Chenglin and others. (Interview with the "Christian Presbyterian Church Nangang Church" Elder Xie Yongfu)

Founded in 1874 by Canadian missionary teacher Dr. Kai Ruili, the chapel was inaugurated on March 1st of the same year and began to gather to worship God; after eight years, on January 2nd, 1882, Pastor Kai moved the club to the water (now Xixizhi) Town), and for more than forty years, there was no chapel in Nangang. The missionary was reopened in 1928. Pastor Xu Chunsheng of Songshan Church served concurrently and was affiliated to Songshan Church as a branch.

It is the church established by Dr. Ma Kai in 1874. Next year will be the 150th anniversary of the mission, medical treatment and teaching in Taiwan. It is worth visiting and discovering more stories.