Georgian Orthodox Church in Turkey
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Tbeti church
The Georgian Orthodox Church is a major part of Orthodox Christianity in Turkey. Bana cathedral used to be a Georgian Orthodox cathedral and Khakhuli Monastery used to be a Georgian Orthodox monastery. Oshki is a Georgian Orthodox monastery in Erzurum Province. [1]
Churches
| Church name | Picture | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Notre Dame de Lourdes (Turkey) |  | active |
| Oshki (Öşk Vank/Çamlıyamaç) |  | abandoned |
| Khakhuli Monastery (Haho/Bağbaşi) |  | converted into a mosque |
| Doliskana (Dolişhane/Hamamlıköy) |  | abandoned |
| Bana cathedral (Penek) |  | ruins |
| Tbeti Monastery (Cevizli) |  | ruins |
| old Georgian Church, Ani |  | ruins |
| Ishkhani (İşhan) |  | protected |
| Parkhali (Barhal/Altıparmak) |  | converted into a mosque |
| Khandzta | .JPG) | ruins |
| Ekeki | .jpg) | ruins |
| Otkhta Eklesia ((Dörtkilise)) |  | abandoned |
| Parekhi |  | ruins |
| St. Barlaam Monastery წმ. ბარლაამის მონასტერი კასიუსის მთაზე |  | ruins |
| Ancha monastery |  | ruins |
| Okhvame, Ardeşen |  | ruins |
| Tzkarostavi monastery |  | ruins |
| Opiza |  | ruins |
See also
References
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