The Holy Elijah Church is a significant Orthodox Christian place of worship located in the city of Saky, on the western coast of the Crimean peninsula. The church is dedicated to the Prophet Elijah, a major figure in the Old Testament revered in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. The construction of the stone church was completed in the early 20th century, with historical records indicating its consecration around 1903. It was established to serve the spiritual needs of the local Orthodox community, which included residents and visitors to the then-developing resort town. The church's history reflects the broader religious and social developments in the region during the late Imperial Russian period. Throughout the 20th century, the building endured various historical challenges, including periods of religious suppression, yet it continued to function as a center for Christian worship. In the post-Soviet era, the Holy Elijah Church has been actively maintained and serves the local parish. It remains an active house of worship, holding regular divine services, sacraments, and observing major religious holidays, particularly the feast day of the Prophet Elijah. The church contributes to the cultural and historical landscape of Saky, representing a continuity of Orthodox Christian tradition in the area.