The Holy Trinity Christian Gospel Church (Biserica Creștină după Evanghelie „Sfânta Treime”) is a Christian Evangelical church in Bârlad, belonging to the Romanian Brethren tradition known locally as the Creștini după Evanghelie.
Bârlad was one of the earliest centers of the movement in Moldavia, with a local Evangelical assembly established around 1910-1911 under the name Tribul Evanghelist. The wider Romanian movement had begun only a few years earlier and was formally recognized as a religious association in 1933, later becoming an officially recognized denomination.
The church has an unusual monumental façade built around a tall central section crowned by a broad semicircular gable. Stepped parapets, circular cross motifs and rows of narrow arched windows give the building a strongly geometric appearance, while a projecting entrance porch with three large arches forms the lower part of the façade. The design is very different from the traditional tower-and-dome form of many Romanian churches and gives the building the character of a large urban prayer hall.
