Tserkov' Spasa Nerukotvornogo Obraza

Yurievo. Church of the Savior, thrones of the Savior of the Miraculous Image, St. Nicholas, Great Martyr Paraskeva, 1818. The painting is completely lost. One of the most devastated churches. In Soviet times, it was a club; the cross on the dome was replaced with a star. Then the building was abandoned and quickly destroyed. Nothing has been preserved from the interiors and murals. Wonderful double-decker refectory with completely collapsed arches (?) And ceilings. In general, the decoration of the facades (this is the only thing left of the temple) demonstrates the "good" style of empire. Rustic wall treatment imitating the quadra of stone is very interesting. Near the church there is a dying overgrown park and several farm buildings that have turned into ruins. In 1901 they served: Priest Alexy Feodosovich Todorsky of the 31st year, in the ministry since 1888, as a priest since 1896. Acting as a psalm-maker Ivan Sretensky of the 71st year, in a post from 1848 to 1895 and from 1900. Church Warden State Counselor Eugene G. Schwartz in office since 1881. Parishioners in the village of Yurievo, in the villages of Verigine, Rashkov, Tavnezh, Berezye, Raslovlev - 158 households (503 men, 546 women). There were three chapels in the parish of this church: 1) in the village of Berezier, of the Holy Martyrs of Frol and Lavra, wooden, built in 1850; 2) in the village of Raslovlev, Transfiguration of the Lord, wooden, built in 1860; 3) near the village of Verigin, the Grieving Mother of God, wooden, built in 1887.