Petra Church

Petra Church is a historic early Christian church located within the ancient city of Petra in Jordan. Built during the Byzantine period (approximately 5th-7th centuries CE), it features distinctive architectural elements such as thick stone walls, arched doorways, and intricate carvings typical of early Christian worship spaces. The church is believed to have served as a religious site for local Christian communities and provides valuable insights into early Christian architecture and practices in the region. Its well-preserved structure offers a glimpse into Petra's diverse historical significance beyond its famous Nabatean archaeological sites.