The Saint Mina Vergu Church (Biserica Sfântul Mina Vergu) is a Romanian Orthodox church on Corneliu Coposu Boulevard in central Bucharest.
The church was built in 1725 and was named after the slum in which it was located, which got it’s name from a noble glass maker named Vergu. Vergu established the church with the help of the Metropolitan Daniil.
The church was damaged by earthquakes in 1838 and 1853, and was also burnt during the Great Fire of 1847. The church was rebuilt and reopened its doors again in 1874. In 1940, another earthquake caused some damage after which repairs were carried out to restore the building. Further consolidation works were carried out after the 1977 earthquake.
