North York (Chinese) Baptist Church

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  It's a Chinese church within a commercial building. This church looks pretty new and it has several floors extending from the basement. Along the staircase of the church there's bible verses on the wall. It looks so warm and cozy. On the ground floor, there's a big and bright sanctuary which can sit up to several hundreds of people. They use elevators as well as stairs to move people from floor to floor. There's a LINC class at the basement also. However, they only have very limited parking on the ground. They have 3-level underground parking for people to use. Apparently people has to pay to use the underground parking during weekdays but free for the weekends and evenings.

  Added February 11, 2018 by Rita Cheng
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  You know churches make too much money when they have enough to build several expansions and even purchase the building next to them and build a new building on that.
  
  I was forced to come here when my family moved to Markham. I was here before the first expansion and still here after it was completed. All the new additions since the first rear expansion are new to me.
  
  The building next door used to be a Play-Skool which they used for extra classroom space on Sunday's. Years later after I moved far away I heard from my dad who still goes here, that they purchased the Play-Skool property.
  
  Why the 1-star rating. I was and still am sickened by the Sunday displays of shallow people who thought Sunday was their day to show-off their wealth. Parishioners would show up wearing diamonds, gold and minks as if this were a high society runway event. There was more designer labels and sunglasses on display here than in Yorkville. And I live around the corner from that now so I know/see what is on display.
  
  Thankfully as and adult now, I get to chose who and what I follow and as a Chinese person I respect my heritage and chose to follow a Chinese religion, Taoism. Which isn't really a religion per-say, but more like a lifestyle. One that has no reason to follow labels, horde wealth and shallow displays. I am happier now that ever having been dragged here kicking and screaming as a youth.

  Added January 25, 2018 by David Chan

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