Holy Trinity Church, Armenian Apostolic church in Malatia-Sebastia district, Yerevan, Armenia.
The Holy Trinity Church is an Armenian Apostolic place of worship in the Malatia-Sebastia district of Yerevan, distinguished by stone craftsmanship featuring geometric patterns. Its design draws from seventh-century Zvartnots Cathedral, blending historical architectural principles with contemporary construction techniques.
Construction began in 2001 and was completed in 2003, followed by official consecration in 2005 by a senior church leader. This establishment marked the creation of a new religious center for the Armenian community in the city.
This place of worship serves the Armenian Apostolic community with regular religious services and celebrations observed throughout the year. The space brings together people for traditional ceremonies and spiritual gatherings.
The church sits between two streets and maintains regular hours for both worshippers and visitors interested in the architecture. Access and timing can vary depending on ongoing services, so checking conditions beforehand helps plan your visit well.
An architect designed the building as a personal interpretation of classical Armenian sacred structures using modern building methods. The project received support from an Armenian-American benefactor whose contribution helped realize this contemporary take on traditional design.
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