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Khram Svyatogo Velikomuchenika Georgiya Pobedonostsa V Starykh Luchnikakh

строение 2, Lubyanskiy Proyezd, 9, Moskva, Russia, 101000

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Place Types Church
Address строение 2, Lubyanskiy Proyezd, 9, Moskva, Russia, 101000
Coordinate 55.7581299,37.6300158
Website http://hramvluchnikah.ru/
Rating 4.9
Compound Code Unknown

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Reviews

Алексей К (02/04/2020)

The present church building was constructed in 1692-1694, respectively. The church consisted of a two-tier quadrangular, how to complete five chapters, the refectory and the bell tower of a bunk. Around the church is a gallery, which was dismantled, probably in the 1848-1862 years. Completion of the church was rebuilt in the late 18th century. Instead of five lava, he was left alone. In the years 1848-1862 built altars Nile Stolobensky and Theodore Sikeota and rebuilt the apse of the church. Temple closed in 1932, dismantled the tent and head kolokolni.Hram was returned to the Russian Orthodox Church in 1994. Once carried out the restoration.

Kate Slepova (12/13/2019)

The temple is warm, cozy. I want to stand and stand. To think and pray. Parishioners and ministers form a friendly atmosphere. Family If you live nearby you will certainly come to this temple ... besides the wonderful architecture and chamber atmosphere, there are people here who fill the world around you with the light of human kindness ...

Оксана Кифишина (08/25/2019)

The temple is spacious, there is where to get up to pray and do not push. People sing here. Parishioners are quite adequate. Rector, Father Aleksey is kind and simply wonderful. Mother Irina leads mugs for children, and children in the temple behave decently. And in the shop you can buy cool honey from the apiary of one of the priests from the Russian countryside.

Олег Васильевич (12/05/2018)

The first mention of a wooden church in this place dates back to 1460. In 1657 in the "Book of Stores" (a book about the construction of new and restoration of fortifications of old cities in the XVI-XVII centuries.) For the first time the stone St. George's Church is mentioned. In the 17th century, a two-story stone church and a bell tower were erected at the expense of the merchant Gavrila Nikitich Romanov, connected to the church by a gallery - a crocheting area. In 1862 the temple acquired a modern look. In 1932, the temple was closed and was in charge of the NKVD, many details of the decoration were lost, the building came to an emergency condition. Since 1996, the church was returned to the church and gradually restored ...