How to get to Vietnamese PC Orange Cty Presbyterian Church by car or by bus
Vietnamese PC Orange Cty Presbyterian Church is located in Garden Grove, California at 11832 Euclid St.
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Location of worship
11832 Euclid St
Garden Grove,
CA
92840
United States
Phone: 714-638-4422
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