We resume our usual services this week. You can have a look at our weekly Sunday services here.
“Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name! For the LORD is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.”
Psalms 100:4-5
Psalms 100:4-5
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To the UCI community: The Sound Ministry at UCI is in need of your help. Clay, who is currently heading up the ministry, will be leaving early August, and is in need of one or more people to replace him and take on the responsibilities he currently fulfills. He is willing to meet with anyone interested at a place and time that…
Please note that the Umraniye small group will not be meeting for the Summer. Group meetings will resume in September
The Istinye small group will not meeting till a further date. Details will be announced
The Osmanbey small group will not be meeting for part of the summer. Details will be announced on when it will resume
Sunday school will resume in September. Dates will be posted in our monthly calendar.
Young adult coffeehouse meetings will not take place in the summer and will resume in September.
The youth group will not be meeting in the summer. Meetings will resume in September
The Union Church of Istanbul is perhaps the oldest congregation of its type anywhere in the world. It was established by members of the Congregational church, the first of whom – William and Abigail Goodell – arrived in Turkey June 9, 1831. Over the next three years they were joined by several other families, and these formed the nucleus of the Church.…
ISTANBUL CHURCH CELEBRATES 150th ANNIVERSARY (from Turkish Daily News) by DAMARIS KREMIDA This weekend, the oldest known international Protestant community of Istanbul and the region, The Union Church of Istanbul, is celebrating 150 years of history in the chapel of the Dutch Consulate, built in 1711. In the 1800s Istanbul saw an influx of Protestants from different backgrounds, countries, and denominational colorings: There were…