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Calvary Chapel in Negotiations to Move to Myrtle Avenue

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Calvary Chapel’s former location beneath the 210 freeway off of South Myrtle Avenue. – Courtesy Photo

Calvary Chapel’s former location beneath the 210 freeway off of South Myrtle Avenue. – Courtesy Photo

Move Would Bring a Bookstore to Monrovia

For months, Calvary Chapel has been working to purchase the building that formerly housed the 4th Dimension “nightspot.” The church has recently sent out information regarding the status of that negotiation.

According to the press release from the church, it is in the process of finalizing “details for the purchase.” While the escrow was scheduled to close last month, the church instead opted to further the discussions with the owners and extend the escrow.

Mike Antenesse, the Administrative Pastor, expressed how delighted he is for the tremendous support of the Monrovia civic and business communities during the past few months. “We are committed to and excited about continuing to serve the community here in Monrovia; finding a permanent home for our congregation is high on our priority list.”

Calvary Chapel is currently meeting in rented facilities at the United Methodist Church and at the Duarte Performing Arts Center. Should they reach a new agreement with the owners, their new campus at 324 Myrtle Ave (when completed) will house a Family Friendly Bookstore and a Café opening onto Myrtle Avenue. The meeting rooms and offices for the church would be accessed from the rear of the building.

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