Has anyone ever told you about the time Antalya İncil Kilisesi had to hold services in a picnic area? Antalya İncil Kilisesi sits here in Antalya. It’s a relatively young church, established in 1992. The church’s story begins with Hans and Ann, a Swiss couple who started it as a small house church. The congregation grew quickly. They soon outgrew their initial space and began holding services in picnic areas. Imagine, worshipping amidst the scent of grilling kebabs and the laughter of children playing nearby. That resourceful spirit is part of Antalya İncil Kilisesi’s DNA. In 1999, the St. Paul Cultural Center was built in Kaleiçi. Antalya İncil Kilisesi found a more permanent home there. The center also hosts the International Church. At the time of their move, the congregation numbered just twenty-two people. Today, Antalya İncil Kilisesi has blossomed. It now boasts a community of over 250 members and guests. The church continues to grow and thrive. It welcomes people from all corners of the world to its Sunday services.
Solmaz Camii
Is it possible to weave together threads of different eras within a single structure? Look closely at the Solmaz Camii