Christ Church, Episcopal church building in Johnson Square, Savannah, United States.
Christ Church is a church building on Johnson Square that combines Georgian and Gothic architectural styles from the 19th century. The interior features stained glass windows and traditional wooden furnishings throughout the space.
The building was constructed in 1838 according to a design by James Hamilton Couper on a site with religious significance since the city's founding. The structure reflects architectural trends that evolved during the 19th century.
The church's interior reflects the tastes and values of different periods through its furnishings and decorative details. Walking through the space, visitors notice how the arrangement of the nave and ornaments conveys a sense of worship.
The church is located in the historic district and is easily accessible on foot from central squares. Visitors should check ahead about visiting times and events, as services and tours take place regularly.
A clergyman who served here started an innovative teaching program for children in the 1730s that became a model for later educational efforts in America. This early experiment in organized instruction influenced pedagogy across the continent.
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