Apostles Christian Church is an unique church in the style of Spanish art in Suzhou and is located southwest of the old city at No. 130 Yangyu Lane.

The floor space of Apostles church is 1700 square meters. In 1991, upon the approval of government, it became the city-level major protected historical and cultural site. In 1872, American Christian South Presbytery assigned pastor DuBose to Suzhou to do preaching. Then Pastor DuBose purchased a plot in Yangyu Lane and built a church there on his own. Unfortunately in 1920, he died due to illness. Afterwards Mrs. DuBose and their son came to Suzhou again to carry on this job with female missionary, Mrs. Gao. They rebuilt the church with Chenshaozhi, etc. The new church was completed in 1925 and was called “Sidu Church”. In 1951, the name of the church was changed into “Apostles Church”. In September, 1966, the church suffered the violent impact of the “Cultural Revolution” and religious activities were forced to stop for a while and the church was used as the Suzhou latex factory. On Easter Day, April 6, 1980, “Apostle’s church” reopened. And it became the first church open to the public in Jiangsu province after “Cultural Revolution”.

Presently there are about 3000 believers, 1 full-time pastor and 1 preacher. The senior pastor is Huangfuping. The religious activities “Apostle’s church” include: three worship services on Sunday, middle-aged adults and youth fellowship on Wednesday evening,  prayer meeting on Thursday afternoon, young women fellowship on Friday afternoon, youth fellowship on Saturday evening, and couples’ fellowship in the evening of second Friday every month, etc. In addition, Apostle’ church also organizes various religious activities throughout the year.