Changi Chapel
Overview
Changi chapel was originally constructed by prisoners of war in Changi Camp, Singapore Island, in 1944.
After the war, it was returned to Australia, erected in the grounds of the Royal Military College and dedicated as a national memorial to all Australian prisoners of war.
Visit the chapel and experience the little that is left. Lest we forget.
“Steeped in history - actual Changi Chapel relocated to Duntroon”
Reviewed 4yrs ago by 2fatchicksWe passed this chapel at night, so returned to have a good look during daylight hours. This is the actual chapel relocated from Changi. Steeped in history. As it is located in Duntroon Military...
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“Excellent place!”
Reviewed 5yrs ago by Oscarsmith7Excellent building with some great services running. Special time of worshipping God and meeting with one another.
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“In Memory of Those who gave their life for freedom”
Reviewed 5yrs ago by Robby G CI was admiring the entrance. It had lots of windows and lots of light. There were two chapels, all dedicated to those who fought for freedom. The two chapels were almost the same but not...
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