On October 8, 1910, he applied to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for permission to build a church, monastery and bell tower in the Ç›narlar Greek quarter. With the continuation of the process, on June 4, 1911, 18 m. for Kapusen monks in Ç›narlar locality. 23 m high with a bell tower. 10 m in length. in width and 13 m. height of 22 m with a church. 9 m in length. wide and 13 m. height of a monastery was allowed to be built, and then the construction of the church was started. Today, the church has been used as a children's library since 1967. The building, which was built in a rectangular plan in the north-south direction, is located in the garden surrounded by cut stone walls. The northern façade of the building, facing the street, is quite spectacular and has a pointed arched entrance in the middle of the façade. The entrance landing, which is reached by a five-step stone staircase from the garden, is covered with a vault from the inside and a five-sided roof from the outside, and this cover is carried by two square-section stone columns in the front. The surface of the columns carrying the cover is animated with rows of grooves. Above the arch is another shallow arch for decorative purposes arranged on a hill. The double-winged wooden door of the building is one of the most beautiful 19th century door examples in Giresun. The lower tables of the door have a grooved arrangement, the middle tables have a sliced ​​core, and the upper tables have an arched arrangement. A three-slice motif, similar to the passionflower motif, is seen on the table surface within the uppermost arch. There are four adjacent windows with pointed arches above the entrance on the north façade. The glass of the four-section guillotine windows in the arch is arranged in the form of stained glass. On the arches of the windows on the sides, there is another superficial arch for decorative purposes arranged in a hilly shape. This arrangement is designed to make one roof over the two windows in the middle and by raising them compared to the ones on the sides.