The building located in the Grand Mosque (Ulu Cami) quarter at the southern side of the city, which was dedicated to St. Paul is estimated to have been founded in the 17-18 centuries A.D. The church in two lines is seperated into three with four columns and covered with vault. In the Northeast corner of the church, there is the place of the bell tower. In the center of ceiling there are the frescos of the Christ, Johannesi Matthew, Marcos and Lucas. On the western internal place and above the entrance, there is the wooden secondary ceiling supported by the first two columns. The Christians regularly visit St. Paul’s Monument Museum for pilgrimage purposes.