Dozens of Women Visit Notable Church in Kafr Samir
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
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- Dozens of women visited the Church of Saints Constantine and Helena in Kafr Samir.
- The visitors came from Haifa and other towns.
- They were welcomed by church officials and community leaders.
- The church is noted for its architectural beauty.
- Visitors received commemorative crosses.
Dozens of women from Haifa and other towns visited the Church of Saints Constantine and Helena in Kafr Samir on Saturday, October 3, 2026. The visitors were drawn by the church's reputation for beauty and distinction. They were welcomed by Yousef Nasser, the church's steward and builder, along with community leaders Iskandar Nasser, Hanna Nasser, Ghiath Nasser, and Jarir Nasser, who provided details about the church's architecture. The church bells rang to celebrate the occasion.
Sumaya Abboud, chairwoman of the "Lady of the Sea" association in Haifa, spoke about her organization's activities at the start of the visit. At the conclusion, teacher Iman Karkabi expressed the visitors' gratitude for the hospitality and their admiration for the church's beauty and the efforts behind its construction. Abboud inscribed a message of thanks in the church's guestbook, praising the hosts' dedication and love for Jesus Christ.
As a memento, Yousef Nasser presented each visitor with a personal cross. The Church of Saints Constantine and Helena in Kafr Samir is a popular destination, attracting weekly visits from diverse groups across Israel due to its significant architectural value.
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