Khram Pokrova Presvyatoy Bogoroditsy

Now completely under restoration. According to the sketch they have inside, the result of the restoration will be amazing.

The temple is being actively restored. I really want the temple to develop not at the expense of residents of neighboring residential buildings. The heating system of the temple and the temple house is connected with the neighboring houses; the Temple and the temple house have no meters. Residents of neighboring houses and the Temple pay the average, despite the colossal difference in heat consumption. Residents are offered to solve the issue at their own expense, to shell out 1.5 million rubles. Is this fair? The question seems to have been rhetorical for a long time. All the best to all.

Now the facade is being restored, but the temple is functioning

Cool bun stall

In the early 1990s, this building was given to evangelical Christians. When they brought it into a more or less normal form compared to the ruin to which Soviet power brought it, the Orthodox began to claim the building.