Church of St. James (Jerusalem)

The Church of St. James in Jerusalem is a historic Greek Orthodox church located in the Old City, near the Mount of Olives. It dates back to the 12th century and is dedicated to James, thought to be the brother of Jesus. The church is notable for its beautiful mosaics, a small cave believed to be the site of the Last Supper in some traditions, and its role as a pilgrimage site for Christians. Its architecture and artwork reflect Byzantine influences, and it serves as a spiritual center for Orthodox Christian worship and community in Jerusalem.