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St. Mark's Church 

Jerusalem, Israel

3 reviews ·

"As Pentecost happened here, this place is admired as the first Church in the world. Currently it is administered by the Jerusalem Archbishop of Syriac ..." -  

Abraham Oommen reviewed 9 months ago

Quality Excellent

Had been blessed to be here on 2008 April. This place has witnessed some of the most important events of early Christianity- including Jesus' last supper, Jesus' appearance to disciples after his resurrection- 2 times, Pentecost, selection of St.Mathias, the place where St.Peter went after angel released him from jail, St.Mary got baptized etc. As Pentecost happened here, this place is admired as the first Church in the world. Currently it is administered by the Jerusalem Archbishop of Syriac Orthodox Church. Still so many miracles happen in this hard- to-find monastery in the old city.  

Cenacle 

Jerusalem, Israel

+972 2-565-5330 ‎

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"the disciples after the Ascension of Jesus; the election of Saint Matthias as apostle; the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples on the day of Pentecost" - wikipedia.org  

Photo of Last Supper Room  On Mount Zion in Jerusalem

Saint Mark's Syrian Orthodox Church

The Syrian Orthodox Church of St. Mark is located in northeast corner of the Armenian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem—on Ararat Street.

This church is said to have been built on the site of the house of Mary, mother of John Mark, to which Peter went after having been released from prison by an angel (Acts 12:12).  Syrian Orthodox Christians also believe that this was the site of the Upper Room of the Last Supper, the site of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost, and the place where Mary, the mother of Jesus, was baptized!

It is also the church where an icon of the Virgin Mary and Child is reverently displayed.  This icon is said to have been painted by Luke, the physician/evangelist, and that it is the first icon ever to have been produced.

To view a 10 minute video featuring the Archbishop and the Church Click Here.