An old small church, famous in the Byzantine era, but it was closed in the fifteenth century, during the period of Ottoman rule, and was converted into a mosque in 1930, then the Amasra Museum restored it in 2002, and opened as the "House of Culture and Art". Mosaic panels and floors are spoiled, due to the lack of necessary protection measures before restoration operations. This church is also characterized by being built with a delicate weaving system of stone bricks, which gives it a picturesque appearance.