All Saints Church is a small Anglican church on Yusuf Kamilpaşa Sokak in Moda, on Istanbul’s Asian side. Built in 1878 for the British community that settled in the area, it has a calm, intimate interior with a blue ceiling and good acoustics. Come to see the church’s design and history, or check whether a concert is taking place: piano music suits the room particularly well. Worship is in Turkish, and some members speak English.
An Anglican church in Moda
All Saints Church was built in 1878 as an Anglican church serving the British community that had settled in Moda. Its location on Yusuf Kamilpaşa Sokak places it in the Kadıköy neighbourhood on Istanbul’s Asian side.
The church remains an active place of worship, with services in Turkish. Some members speak English, which can help visitors learn more about its history and community.
Inside the church
The small interior has a blue ceiling and walls that give the space a distinctive appearance. Its intimate scale and acoustics also make it a setting for events such as piano concerts. Seating includes two-chair rows along the sides.
The church is supported by donations, which help it remain open to people of all faiths.
Perguntas frequentes
When is All Saints Church open?
The listed opening time is Sunday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. It is listed as closed Monday through Saturday.
When was All Saints Church built?
It was built in 1878 as an Anglican church serving the British community in Moda.
What language are services held in?
Worship is in Turkish. Some members speak English.
Does All Saints Church host concerts?
The church has hosted piano concerts. Its acoustics are well suited to music.
