The Syriac Orthodox Church is one of the oldest Christian Churches in the world:
It traces its roots to the dawn of Christianity, where the believers were first called Christians (Acts 11:26), and the Apostolic See of Antioch was established by Saint Peter the Apostle.
It follows the liturgy of Saint James the Apostle and preserved in the Syriac Aramaic language, the language spoken by our Lord Jesus Christ.
It carries a tradition of worship, chants, and theology that has continued unbroken over Millennia.
