Iglesia Presbiteriana San Andrés (Centro)

Originally this church was founded to assist the Scottish community of Buenos Aires, being his first Minister William Brown, who was in charge until 1850.^[3] The ancient church was located on Piedras Street, current Avenida de Mayo, neighborhood of Monserrat.^[4]

Towards 1890 began the works for the construction of a new church located on Avenida Belgrano, between Peru and Bolivar Streets. The project was entrusted to the British architects, Edwin Arthur Merry and Charles Raynes, who completed the work in 1896. The original tower was demolished in 1950 due to the widening of Belgrano Avenue. His current facade dates from 1962.^[5]

Iglesia Presbiteriana San Andrés began to offer services in Spanish since 1912, charge that was entrusted to Minister José Felices, born in Spain.^[6]

• www.sanandres.org.ar