Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Rawd El Farag

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Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Rawd El Farag

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Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Rawd El Farag, Coptic Orthodox church in Rawd El Farag, Egypt.

The church features traditional architectural elements including domes and towers, with interior walls adorned with religious iconography and biblical scenes.

The church stands as a testimony to the endurance of Coptic Christianity in Egypt, maintaining religious traditions that date back to the early Christian era.

The congregation gathers regularly for Divine Liturgies, while the church space hosts important community ceremonies including baptisms and wedding celebrations.

Visitors can access the church through local transportation networks, with regular services held throughout the week for worship and prayer.

The church incorporates specific architectural features that reflect Coptic Orthodox design principles, including distinct dome structures and twin towers at the entrance.

Address: شارع كنيسة العذراء, Al Mabyadah, Rod El Farag, Cairo Governorate 4341480, Egypt 4341480 4341480

Website: https://stmaryrodelfarag.com

GPS coordinates: 30.07883,31.23821

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:23

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