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Jung-gu Opens Idle Church Spaces to Residents
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- Seoul's Jung-gu has launched a pilot project, 'Open Spaces,' with eight churches in the district to open 33 idle spaces to residents.
- Eight churches, including Jangchungdan Seongyeol Church, are opening meeting rooms, classrooms and small group rooms until the end of this year for clubs, lifelong learning and volunteer work.
- Inquiries about using the spaces are accepted by the Administrative Support Division of the Jung-gu Office, and the district plans to expand computer education and lectures on taxes and safety in these spaces.
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