Situated in the old location of the Imamzadeh of Khoy Township, Surep Serkis Church dates back to the 4th century AD.

The church is externally shaped in a cubic form, with six stone columns inside. The internal floor of the church is on a lower level than the outside. The walls are very thick and have eight small portholes to the North and South, three portholes to the East and one small window to the West. The Surep Serkis Church is recorded in the Cultural Heritage list.