A Byzantine church located southeast of Madaba. It has a basilical plan consisting of three aisles and features a mosaic floor that is considered one of the most beautiful depictions of the sea gods as women, surrounded by a circular inscription mentioning the artist Salmanios, who created this floor, along with the construction date of the church, which dates back to 578 AD. The mosaic is adorned with plant, animal, and bird motifs surrounding the central design.