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There are a large number of Christians in Bahrain -- with a very small local Bahraini christian community. Christians are mainly Lebanese or Indian and are predominantly Catholic. |
There are a large number of Christians in Bahrain -- with a very small local Bahraini christian community. Christians are mainly Lebanese or Indian and are predominantly Catholic. |
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The Churches include St. Christopher's Cathedral (Anglican), The Sacred Heart Church (Roman Catholic), The National Evangelical Church, The Bahrain Malayalee Church of South India, St. Mary's Orthodox Church (Indian Orthodox) [http://www.stmarybahrain.com/] , St. Peter's Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church and The Mar Thoma Church. The Royal Society of St. George is also represented |
The Churches include St. Christopher's Cathedral (Anglican), The Sacred Heart Church (Roman Catholic), The National Evangelical Church, The Bahrain Malayalee Church of South India, St. Mary's Orthodox Church (Indian Orthodox) [http://www.stmarybahrain.com/] , St. Peter's Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church and The Mar Thoma Church & St.Paul's Marthoma Church. The Royal Society of St. George is also represented |
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[[Sacred Heart Church (Manama, Bahrain)]]. |
[[Sacred Heart Church (Manama, Bahrain)]]. |
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Revision as of 17:33, 6 October 2009
There are a large number of Christians in Bahrain -- with a very small local Bahraini christian community. Christians are mainly Lebanese or Indian and are predominantly Catholic.
The Churches include St. Christopher's Cathedral (Anglican), The Sacred Heart Church (Roman Catholic), The National Evangelical Church, The Bahrain Malayalee Church of South India, St. Mary's Orthodox Church (Indian Orthodox) [1] , St. Peter's Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church and The Mar Thoma Church & St.Paul's Marthoma Church. The Royal Society of St. George is also represented Sacred Heart Church (Manama, Bahrain).
