Coptic Churches are Christian places of worship primarily associated with the Coptic Orthodox Church, which is one of the oldest Christian denominations in the world. Originating in Egypt, the Coptic Church traces its roots back to the Apostle Mark, who is believed to have founded the church in the first century. The Copts have a rich cultural heritage, including unique liturgical practices and a distinct form of the Arabic language. Coptic Churches are known for their beautiful architecture, often featuring intricate frescoes and icons. The Coptic community celebrates various religious festivals, with Christmas and Easter being particularly significant. The church also plays a vital role in preserving the Coptic language, a direct descendant of ancient Egyptian, and in maintaining the traditions and customs of the Coptic people.