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historic church in Los Angeles

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Angelus Temple is the first church founded by the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel, and fully supports its statement of beliefs. In 1918, evangelist and social advocate Aimee Semple McPherson felt called by God to travel West and lead a church in the heart of booming Los Angeles. Just five years later, she founded Angelus Temple, preaching four essential Biblical truths: Jesus Christ was The Savior, Baptizer with the Holy Spirit, Healer and Soon-Coming King. (This new Pentecostal denomination soon came to be called The Foursquare Church.) Amidst extreme poverty and social upheaval, McPherson passionately preached God’s hope and healing power, leading countless city-wide initiatives to care for the hungry, homeless and broken. Continuing this legacy of service, Angelus Temple celebrated its 100-year anniversary in 2023. For history, tours and museum hours, please visit Foursquare’s Heritage Center page.

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megachurch
Located in
Los Angeles
Location
Echo Park
Official website
www.angelustemple.org
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architectural style
modern architecture
Commons category
Angelus Temple
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