Pravoslavna Tserkva

The Church of the Intercession in the lower part of the village of Yasinya was built in 1903. Earlier on this place for several centuries there was a wooden church of the Descent of St. Spirit, erected in 1642. This temple is mentioned in documents, in particular from 1883. However, in 1896 the 250-year-old church burned down. Parishioners began construction of a new, large brick church, which was completed in 1903 when it was consecrated by Bishop Julius Firtsak. The church is built in a typical Transcarpathian style: a basilica with one tower above the entrance. The church resembles a local church, but has a very elongated shape (as many as 5 windows on the side wall, not including the windows of the sanctuary and vestibule), as well as the fact that the nave is completely covered with paintings. Outside the temple is painted with restrained pastel colors, the roof is covered with tin, as well as the dome of the tower. Below the dome is a clock, but not real, but simply painted on the wall. On the sides of the entrance in the niches we see the image of Jesus Christ and the Blessed Virgin. The exterior is complemented by small decorative pilasters and buttresses. The altar part is faceted under the same roof, topped by a miniature top. A small sacristy is attached to it on the side. The large church territory is located at the corner of the main street of Myru and Taras Shevchenko Street, which leads to the railway station. The temple is surrounded by a cemetery, the view is free from all sides. So, going to the famous Strukivska church, it will be useful to look here. In front of the entrance we see a large cross of Sobriety, erected in 1909. The inscription on the cross in Church Slavonic reads "Lord, you gave us weapons for the devil's cross. The cross defeated paganism, the cross defeated victory of drunkenness. Now the church belongs to the UOC-MP.

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