“Looking for THE WELL?” a voice calls out. That’s how many know this place. But we are standing in front of Khanh Hoi Evangelical Church. This church houses THE WELL International Church. It’s a unique story of faith and community here in Ho Chi Minh City.
Khanh Hoi Evangelical Church is more than just a building. It is a place where different cultures meet. It is a place where people can worship and connect.
THE WELL International Church calls Khanh Hoi Evangelical Church home. THE WELL is a multi-cultural congregation. It is also nondenominational. This means people from all sorts of backgrounds are welcome.
Let’s step inside the Khanh Hoi Evangelical Church compound. You will see an entrance to the stairway. It is located on the right-hand side. This leads to where THE WELL meets. Head to the second floor. Walk along the balcony corridor.
THE WELL’s English worship service is held every Sunday at 11:30 am. Expect both contemporary and traditional worship. The service includes prayers and a sermon. It is a welcoming place for all.
After the service, many people stay for coffee and snacks. They chat and connect. Small groups also meet regularly. THE WELL is a community that cares for each other. They equip members to serve.
THE WELL has warm ties with the Hoi Thanh Tin Lanh. This is the Vietnamese Evangelical Church. It is a century-old denomination. It provided support in establishing THE WELL.
In 2012, the Vietnamese government approved THE WELL. It is approved to conduct worship services. These services are for Ho Chi Minh City’s expatriate community.
Rev. Don McIsaac is the pastor at THE WELL. He began his ministry here in 2023. He has a long history of cross-cultural ministry. He and his wife Jenny welcome everyone.
THE WELL’s mission is clear. It wants to be a welcoming place. A place where people can meet Jesus. A place where they can grow in faith.
So, remember Khanh Hoi Evangelical Church. It is not just a building. It is a place where faith and community intertwine. It is a place where everyone is welcome to find living water for their souls.