Ayia Kyriaki (by St Paul's Pillar), Kato Paphos
Ayia Kyriaki (by St Paul's Pillar), Kato Paphos
On Sunday mornings a formal sung Holy Eucharist can be enjoyed with
traditional hymns, psalms, settings and organ music.
Acolytes and incense are involved at festival and special services.
Holy Eucharist is also celebrated every Wednesday morning and once a month at a Sunday evening service.
Click HERE for service times
Click HERE for location
For more information and the history of Ayia Kyriaki click HERE.
traditional hymns, psalms, settings and organ music.
Acolytes and incense are involved at festival and special services.
Holy Eucharist is also celebrated every Wednesday morning and once a month at a Sunday evening service.
Click HERE for service times
Click HERE for location
For more information and the history of Ayia Kyriaki click HERE.
Wardens
Wardens are only part of the team that exists to make the church 'work', all are volunteers
Carolyn Hart
Tel: 97 762371 |
Trisha Payne
Tel: 96 318102 |
Location - how to find us
Directions to Ayia Kyriaki Church from the Kings Mall, Kato Paphos
With the Kings Mall on your right and Begonia Garden Centre on your left, heading downhill.
Take the second exit from the roundabout (i.e. straight ahead) signposted to the harbour.
Continue along the road for about 800 meters until you come to a short parade of shops on your left. At the end of these shops (before you reach the harbour) turn left into a small side road.
Go past the Blue Harbour shop on your right and continue straight for a short distance until you see the Windmill Restaurant on the left.
Almost directly opposite the Windmill is a short lane with bollards on the corner. Ayia Kyriaki church is situated in the archaeological site at the end of this little road.
With the Kings Mall on your right and Begonia Garden Centre on your left, heading downhill.
Take the second exit from the roundabout (i.e. straight ahead) signposted to the harbour.
Continue along the road for about 800 meters until you come to a short parade of shops on your left. At the end of these shops (before you reach the harbour) turn left into a small side road.
Go past the Blue Harbour shop on your right and continue straight for a short distance until you see the Windmill Restaurant on the left.
Almost directly opposite the Windmill is a short lane with bollards on the corner. Ayia Kyriaki church is situated in the archaeological site at the end of this little road.
