District 3 Churches, Mosques, Temples and Synagogue. Neighborhoods: Nob Hill, Polk Gulch, Chinatown, North Beach, Telegraph Hill, Fisherman's Wharf. 
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Dwight Hunt established this church &amp;&nbsp; was first SF Chaplain in 1848. By 1906 this church had the highest protestant membership. Info @ http://www.sanfranciscoucc.org/Fccsf7.htm<br />

First Congregational Church. Mason and Post
1255 Hyde street

First Chinese Southern Baptist Church
Learn more at http://www.fellowshipsf.org/history.htm

Church for the fellowship of all Peoples 2041 Lark
906 Broadway between Mason and Taylor. Constructed in 1906 and rebuilt in 1912. First church built of reinforced concrete in San Francisco<br />

Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Meets on the 3rd floor of the Regency Center. Sutter and Van Ness. Learn more at http://www.journeysf.com

The Journey. 1290 Sutter
Located at 566 Bush street. Founded May 4, 1856.

Notre Dame Des Victories Church
French Miners during the Gold Rush pitched their tents here and this church was founded to serve them.

Notre Dame Des Victories Church
It is thus named for the victory of Western Powers in the Crimean War.

Inside Notre Dame Des Victories Church
&nbsp;More than 10,000 French (as of 1970) were in the Bay Area and used this church on special occasions. The organ was one of the few ever built in San Francisco.

The Organ of Notre Dame
&nbsp;925 Stockton. Founded November 6, 1853

Presbyterian Church in Chinatown
The first Christian Mission to Chinese in North America.

Presbyterian Church in Chinatown
Dr. William Speer an early pastor worked to improve the Chinese community. Started a Chinese &amp; English newspaper,The Oriental, to ally prejudices between the races.

Inside Presbyterian Church in Chinatown
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