The Church of Saint Paraskeva (Biserica Cuvioasa Parascheva) is an Eastern Orthodox church in Vaslui, built between 1937 and 1943. The church was founded with support from General Ion Rășcanu, who chaired its construction committee, Marshal Ion Antonescu and members of the local parish, and was consecrated on 12 September 1943 by Bishop Grigore Leu of Huși.
Construction began after the municipality donated the site in 1937 and continued through the difficult wartime years. Rășcanu chaired the construction committee and helped oversee the project, while additional public funding was sought in 1943 to complete both this church and the Saint Nicholas Church elsewhere in the city.
Built of pressed brick on reinforced-concrete foundations, the church follows an inscribed Greek-cross plan and is crowned by three towers. The interior was decorated in fresco by Bucharest painter C. Nițulescu, while the iconostasis, episcopal seat, choir stalls and other furnishings were carved from solid oak. The original church inscription also records sculptor P. Cheleș and engineer I. Iulian among those involved in its construction.
