Khram Vsekh Svyatykh, V Zemle Rossiyskoy Prosiyavshikh

For me, it's too much too much with a bias towards religion in the country, there is much more benefit from schools and museums.

I really liked the temple. Nice. Clean. Only the service was in the basement. Perhaps the main building is under construction. The yard is large and neat. It is very good that church goods are in a separate pavilion. You can go in and purchase the necessary goods or order required regardless of service.

January 3, 2019 was in this temple. I'm in shock. There is a service, the lombs do not burn, the candles are extinguished, so there is no place to put the candle. Only the service ended, a woman approached, blew out all the candles (I just put a lighted candle). To my indignation, she said that the service was over, put on the candles .... but they did not burn during the service! In order not to forget the deceased, I wrote their names on a piece of paper, and putting a candle, prayed for the repose of their soul. Some grandmother came up and began to chide me, that it's not time yet, it is necessary later .... etc. I come to the church to pray before the icons, mentally communicate with the higher forces, ask for help. Regardless of whether the service is going on or not, the candles are burning everywhere (the lombs do not burn after service), you are resting and pacifying. I come from St. Petersburg twice a year to children, and I come to this temple (it is convenient for me that it is nearby), and every time I leave it in frustrated feelings and with negative emotions. Today I decided for myself that I will not go there any more. I visited many churches in different cities of Russia. If the temple is open, then the candles are always burning, regardless of the service or not! People come to church not only for service. I did not see such a mess in any temple! People come to God, and not to visit the grandmothers who are in charge there and have established their own order. Where does the priest look? Uuuuzhas!

Nice temple.

The temple is good, there are no words, but sometimes it’s just that you don’t want to pass by. The so-called "beggars" block the road, ask for impudent money and immediately, in the shade of trees, thump and sleep. Unqualified