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== '''Malbis Memorial Church ==''' (formally the ''Sacred Patriarchal and [[Stavropegial]] [[Monastery]] of the [[Presentation of the Theotokos|Entrance of the Theotokos]]'') is a church located in Baldwin County, Alabama meant to resemble the Chrysospyliotissa Church in Athens, Greece.
'''Malbis Memorial Church''' is a Officially dedicated on [[January 3]], 1965, the opening service was conducted by the Greek Orthodox Church located in Baldwin County, Alabama meant to resemble the Chrysospyliotissa Church in AthensArchbishop of North and South America, Greece[[Iakovos (Coucouzis) of America|Archbishop Iakovos]].
The Church is dedicated to Jason MalbisCanonically, the church constitutes a stavropegic institution under the authority of the [[Ecumenical Patriarch]]. It is not part of the [[Greek businessman who established a plantation Orthodox Archdiocese of America]], although the Archbishop presumably exercises some authoirty in his capacity as [[Exarch]] of the area. His remains are interred Ecumenical Patriarchate in a crypt to the right of the IconostasisAmericas.
Officially dedicated on January 3 1965The church welcomes visitors, and its doors are open nearly every day of the opening service was conducted by the Greek Orthodox Archbishop of North and South America, Archbishop Iakovosyear until 5:00 pm.
The == External links ==*[http://www.800alabama.com/things-to-do/alabama-attractions/details.cfm?ID=673 Malbis Memorial Church welcomes visitors and its doors are open nearly every day page on the website of the year until 5Alabama Bureau of Tourism and Travel]*[http:00 pm//www. == External Links ==mosaic-tile-design.com/malbis-plantation-alabama.html Mosaics for Architecture & Fun]
*[http[Category:Churches]][[Category://www.mosaic-tile-design.com/malbis-plantation-alabama.html Mosaics for Architecture & FunUSA Churches|Malbis]]
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The church is dedicated to Jason Malbis, a Greek businessman who established a plantation in the area. His remains are interred in a crypt to the right of the [[iconostasis]].
