Gereja Kristus Raja, Pulo Gebang, Cakung

Gereja Kristus Raja is a Catholic parish church located in Pulo Gebang, Cakung, East Jakarta, Indonesia. It is part of the Archdiocese of Jakarta. The church is dedicated to Christ the King and serves as a central place of worship for the Catholic community in the area. The parish was officially established on July 23, 1995, as the 51st parish in the Archdiocese of Jakarta.

Gereja Kristus Raja is situated in Pulo Gebang, Cakung, East Jakarta. Pulo Gebang is a subdistrict within the Cakung district. The area is accessible via various modes of transportation. The Pulo Gebang Integrated Bus Terminal, considered one of the largest in Southeast Asia, is located in the vicinity and serves intercity and TransJakarta routes. Cakung Station, a KRL Commuterline station, is also nearby, offering rail connectivity. Major roads in the area include the Jakarta Outer Ring Road (JORR) II.

Gereja Kristus Raja features a chapel on the ground floor for daily masses. It also includes a Marian grotto known as Gua Maria Ratu Rosari, inaugurated on October 1, 2016, and an adoration room opened on April 5, 2019.

Gereja Kristus Raja serves as a significant spiritual and community hub within Pulo Gebang and the broader Cakung district. As a place of worship, it contributes to the social and cultural fabric of the neighborhood, providing religious services and community activities for its parishioners. The establishment of the parish reflects the growth of the Catholic community in East Jakarta.

Notable nearby locations include the Pulo Gebang Integrated Bus Terminal, a major transportation hub in East Jakarta. The Cakung district is bordered by Ujung Menteng to the north, Pondok Kopi to the east, Bekasi to the south, and Penggilingan to the west. Other important infrastructure in Cakung includes industrial areas.