⛪
Religious Service
I'm going to ⛪ for Sunday service.
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🚀 Emoji Details
⛪
Church
The ⛪ Church emoji represents a Christian church building, typically depicted with a cross on top. It is commonly used to signify a place of worship, religious faith, or a specific Christian denomina...
Meaning & Usage
The ⛪ Church emoji represents a Christian church building, typically depicted with a cross on top. It is commonly used to signify a place of worship, religious faith, or a specific Christian denomination. Beyond its literal meaning, the church emoji can also represent community, tradition, or moral guidance. It can be used in contexts related to weddings, baptisms, funerals, or other religious ceremonies. The Church emoji was introduced in Unicode version 6.0 in 2009. It is often used to indicate a religious event or a spiritual journey.
Usage Contexts
⛪
Wedding Ceremony
They are getting married at the ⛪ next month.
⛪
Expression of Faith
Praying for peace and healing 🙏⛪.
⛪
Community Event
The ⛪ is hosting a charity event this weekend.
Platform Appearances
ℹ️ All images shown are from open-licensed sources (Apache 2.0, MIT, CC-BY 4.0, CC BY-SA 4.0) and are free to use.
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View in Other Languages
🇹🇷
Kilise
Türkçe
🇩🇪
Kirche
Deutsch
🇫🇷
Église
Français
🇮🇳
चर्च, भवन
हिन्दी
🇸🇦
كنيسة
العربية
🇷🇺
Церковь
Русский
🇵🇰
گرجا گھر
اردو
🇮🇩
Gereja
Bahasa Indonesia
🇻🇳
Nhà thờ
Tiếng Việt
🇹🇭
โบสถ์
ไทย
🇮🇷
کلیسا
فارسی
🇳🇬
Gidan Ibada
Hausa
🇪🇹
ቤተክርስትያን
አማርኛ
🇹🇿
Kanisa
Kiswahili
🇧🇩
চার্চ
বাংলা
🇲🇲
ခရစ်ယာန် ဘုရားကျောင်း
မြန်မာ
🇺🇿
Cherkov
Oʻzbek
🇮🇳
चर्च
मराठी
🇮🇳
చర్చి
తెలుగు
🇮🇩
Gréja
Jawa
🇮🇶
Dêr
Kurdî
🇵🇭
Simbahan
Filipino
Usage Tips
Use with other religious symbols
Combine the ⛪ emoji with other religious symbols like 🙏 (folded hands) or ✝️ (Latin cross) to add more context.
Consider your audience
Be mindful of your audience's beliefs when using this emoji, as it has religious connotations.
Use in event invitations
Include the ⛪ emoji in invitations for religious events like weddings or baptisms to clearly indicate the location.
Developer Codes
U+26EA
⛪
\26EA
\u{26EA}