Agape does not have a chapel per say. The space that we call the “open air church” for most of the year is unusable as a place for worship service, and even when weather permits the possibility, especially with the warmth of the summer, often we prefer to use other spaces. Overall, however, the “open air church” well represents the sense of faith and of spirituality here at Agape. That is, without walls and filled with the voices of those who study, sing and play. It is the place that represents the initial decision to not have walls of separation: neither walls that separate people, nor walls restrictively defining a certain space for a relationship with God or invertedly for discussions deemed profane.
