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First Armenian Evangelical Church
Beirut
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The First Armenian Evangelical Church is an Evangelical congregation serving Beirut's Armenian community, located in the Kantari district near downtown. Rather than a patron saint, its identity centers on Protestant worship and community life rooted in the Armenian Evangelical tradition. Kantari overlooks the Beirut waterfront and sits close to the city's central business district.
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