Svyato-Vvedenskaya church description and photo - Russia - South: Yeisk (Topic)

Svyato-Vvedenskaya church description and photos - Russia - South: Yeisk. Detailed information about the attraction. Description, photos and a map showing the nearest significant objects.

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Svyato-Vvedenskaya church, located in Yeisk on Shkolnaya street, is one of the attractions of this resort. The temple was built in 1915

After the October Revolution, like all other churches in the city, the Holy Vvedenskaya Church was destroyed. From the old church, only an extension has survived, in the place of which they began to restore the church. The construction of the shrine was carried out with funds donated by local residents. But there was still not enough money for the construction of the church, so its construction was delayed.

Construction work on the construction of the church ended only after the charitable foundation of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker undertook to complete it in March 2003. When the temple was completed, it was consecrated in the name of the Entry into the temple of the Most Holy Theotokos.

The modern church is a huge one-domed brick building lined with natural stone. The main volume is a quadruple, completed by a large dome on a light drum. The inside of the temple is decorated with a carved iconostasis. The window openings were made in the form of arches. The bell tower attached to the main part of the building has a hipped roof. The square in front of Svyato-Vvedenskaya churches is lined with colored paving slabs. On the territory of the temple, construction work is underway to erect a chapel and a water-bearing gazebo.

Today, the Holy Vvedenskaya Church is an active temple. The church has a Sunday school for children and a library; it also often hosts various charity programs for children from low-income families. The feast day is celebrated on December 4th.

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