Apostles Church is a historical church from the Byzantine era located in the city of Madaba in Jordan. The church was discovered in 1902 AD and its name was known from an ancient mosaic inscription that also indicated the date of its construction (578 AD). The church is famous for its mosaic floor, which is considered one of the largest intact mosaic floors. The church was completely renovated in 1993 and the ceilings and walls were added in a way that respects its heritage and historical value.