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| Saint Stephen Church of New Julfa | |
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| Religion | |
| Affiliation | Armenian Apostolic Church |
| Rite | Armenian |
| Status | Functioning |
| Location | |
| Location | New Julfa,Isfahan,Iran |
  Shown within Iran | |
| Coordinates | 32°38′09″N51°39′00″E / 32.63577905°N 51.65010005°E /32.63577905; 51.65010005 |
| Architecture | |
| Style | Isfahani |
| Completed | 1614 |
Saint Stephen the Protomartyr Church of New Julfa, (Armenian:Նոր Ջուղայի Սուրբ Ստեփանոս Նախավկա Եկեղեցի,Persian:کلیسای استپانوس مقدس), is anArmenian Apostolic church inNew Julfa,Iran. It is located in Hakopjan neighbourhood of New Julfa.
Saint Stephen Church was built in 1614 and is the largest church in New Julfa. There is a chapel by the name of St. Mary in the church. Between 1830 and 1890, there was a school in the church courtyard, named Holy Saviour School. There is tombstone of Manouk, son of Khoja Melkom, who was killed by Afghans in 1722 during theSiege of Isfahan.[1]
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| Armenia | Aragatsotn:Arshakid Mausoleum ·Artavazik ·Aruchavank ·Astvatsankal ·Byurakan ·Garnahovit ·Hovhannavank ·Karbi ·Karmravor ·Kasagh ·Kosh ·Kristapori Vank ·Mastara · Oshakan (St. Mesrop,Tukh Manuk) ·Saghmosavank ·Mughni ·Talin ·Tegher ·Ushi ·Vahramashen ·Voskevaz ·Yeghipatrush ·Zarinja Ararat:Aghjots Vank ·Dvin ·Khor Virap Armavir:Targmanchats Vank · Vagharshapat (Etchmiadzin,St. Gayane,St. Hripsime,St. Mary,Shoghakat,Zvartnots) Gegharkunik:Ddmashen ·Hayravank ·Kotavank ·Makenyats Vank · Noratus (Cemetery,St. George) ·Sevanavank ·Tsovinar ·Vanevan ·Yot Verk Kotayk:Geghard ·Gharghavank ·Havuts Tar ·Kecharis ·Makravank ·Mashtots Hayrapet ·Mayravank ·Neghutsi Vank ·Ptghavank ·Tejharuyk · Yeghvard (St. Mary) Lori:Akhtala ·Bardzrakash ·Haghpat ·Hnevank ·Horomayri ·Khuchap ·Kobayr ·Odzun ·Sanahin ·Sverdlov · Vanadzor (St. Mary) Shirak: Gyumri (St. Mary,Holy Saviour) ·Harichavank ·Lmbatavank ·Marmashen ·Pemzashen ·Yererouk Syunik:Bgheno-Noravank · Tatev (Monastery,Tatevi Anapat) ·Vahanavank ·Vorotnavank Tavush:Goshavank ·Haghartsin ·Jukhtak Vank ·Kirants ·Makaravank ·Matosavank ·Samsonavank ·Tsrviz ·Voskepar Vayots Dzor:Areni ·Gndevank ·Noravank ·Spitakavor ·Tanahat ·Tsakhats Kar Yerevan: · Avan (Tsiranavor) · Kanaker (St. James) · Center (Gethsemane,Katoghike,St. Gregory,St. John,St. Paul and Peter,Zoravor) | 
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