Armenian Evangelical Bethel Church, Protestant church in Aleppo, Syria
The Armenian Evangelical Bethel Church is a religious building in Aleppo that displays traditional Armenian architectural forms with detailed stonework. The structure contains various spaces designed for worship services and community activities.
The church was founded in 1923 to serve Armenian refugees from Marash in Cilicia who settled in Aleppo after regional conflicts. It grew quickly into an important religious center for this community.
The church serves as a gathering place for the Armenian Evangelical community in Aleppo, where people come for worship and community events. It represents an important center for the religious and social life of Armenians in the city.
The building is located in central Aleppo and is accessible on foot. Visitors should be aware of current local conditions, as the city has experienced conflicts in the past.
The church operated a school called Bethel School starting in 1923, which played an important role in Armenian education under Hovhannes Haidostian's leadership until 1941. This school was closely connected to the religious mission of the sanctuary.
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