The St. John the Baptist church of Kondoli is a three-nave basilica of hall type, in the village of Kondoli, Telavi municipality. It was first studied on November 12, 1922, and measured survey work was carried out on December 25, 1933. The church was repaired in the 19th century. In its forms the church is narrow but long. The side naves are much narrower, and the eastern windows of the side naves are cut askew — possibly the result of changes made during the monument's remodeling. The church has two entrances, from the south and west. Although the church is quite long, it has only two pairs of columns. In its forms the Kondoli church resembles the churches of Khashmi and Khirsa.