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[[Image:Marble Church NYC.jpg|thumb|<center>Marble Collegiate Church</center>]] |
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'''Marble Collegiate Church''' is a church of the [[Reformed Church in America]] located at [[Fifth Avenue]] and Twenty-Ninth Street in [[New York City]]. |
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| shopping_mall_name = SM City Baguio |
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| image = 04 16 2006 SM City Baguio (1).JPG |
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| caption = ''"We've got it all for you."'' |
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| location = [[Luneta Hill]], Upper Session Road, [[Baguio City]], [[Philippines]] |
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| opening_date = [[November 21]] [[2003]] |
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| developer = [[SM Prime Holdings]] |
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| manager = [[SM Prime Holdings]] |
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| owner = [[Henry Sy|Henry Sy, Sr.]] |
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| number_of_buildings = 1 |
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| number_of_stores = |
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| number_of_anchors = 15 |
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| floor_area = 105,331 sq.m. |
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| parking = |
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| floors = 6 Floors including the basement parking |
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It is the oldest continuous Protestant congregation in North America, having been founded in 1628 as the Collegiate Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, affiliated with the [[Calvinist]] [[Dutch Reformed Church]]. The current structure was built in 1854. |
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'''SM City Baguio''', is a major mall located in [[Baguio City]] in the [[Philippines]]. It was established in November 21,2003 within a land area of 80,000(m²) and a floor area of 105,331(m²). It can be found at the upper part of [[Session Road]] overlooking Burnham Park in [[Baguio City]]. |
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Dr. [[Norman Vincent Peale]] was Pastor there for fifty years from the mid-1930s. The present Pastor is Dr. [[Arthur Caliandro]]. |
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==Attractions== |
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Being the biggest mall in [[Baguio City]], it houses more stores, entertainment centers as well as shops than any other malls located in the city. The cruise ship-patterned mall is surrounded by towering [[pine]] trees and beautiful lush gardens. The accessible store is roofed with translucent white fiber enabling sunlight to illuminate the inside on a clear sunny day. Also, the verandas overlook the whole city, giving the best view of the city's tourist attractions, such as the Burnham Lake, the city hall, the Athletic Bowl, as well as the [[Session Road]]. |
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== External links == |
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The mall has a line of souvenir shops which offers a variety of goods that carries the Baguio culture. Since it's establishment in [[2003]], it has been a favorite spot for tourists and locals alike. |
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* [http://www.marblechurch.org/ Marble Collegiate Church Homepage] |
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=== Anchors === |
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* SM Department Store |
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* SM Supermarket |
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* SM Cinemas |
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* SM Foodcourt |
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=== Junior Anchors === |
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* National Bookstore |
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* Our Home |
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* Watson's |
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* Toy Kingdom |
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* Surplus Shop |
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* ACE Hardware |
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* SM Appliance Center |
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* Sports Central |
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* Banco de Oro |
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* Quantum Amusement |
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* Guess |
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=== Cinemas === |
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The mall has 4 Cinemas located at the 3rd floor. |
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[[Category:Shopping malls in the Philippines]] |
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Revision as of 13:42, 10 October 2008
Marble Collegiate Church is a church of the Reformed Church in America located at Fifth Avenue and Twenty-Ninth Street in New York City.
It is the oldest continuous Protestant congregation in North America, having been founded in 1628 as the Collegiate Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, affiliated with the Calvinist Dutch Reformed Church. The current structure was built in 1854.
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale was Pastor there for fifty years from the mid-1930s. The present Pastor is Dr. Arthur Caliandro.
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