Cossacks are a people of great soul. When the church from the village of Kazan, in the Krasnodar Territory, ceased to accommodate parishioners, at the congregation it was decided to build 2 new churches at once: St. George’s and the Trinity of Life-Giving. The design of the churches and the interior decoration repeated each other.
Buildings were erected at the expense of parishioners, Cossacks and Cossacks themselves participated in the construction. Photos from the construction site are preserved. Happy faces, anticipation of the holiday. Alas, soon the war broke out and many of those who participated in the construction did not return. But so far, 1914 is still good, the construction is boiling and people are happy that soon there will be as many as 2 churches in the village.
This is a one-headed temple with four pillars, which is connected to the bell refectory, creating a classic type of Russian temple — a ship. Nowadays, the complex consists of a church building, a Sunday school, a boiler room, and a priest’s house. For more than a hundred years, the building has been pretty dilapidated. In 2010, work began to update it, and they are still ongoing. In the building
They replaced windows and doors and purchased floor kiotas for icons. External restoration was carried out. Cleaned the walls of the soot. Experts are restoring the ceiling. The church has a front garden, in which everyone can relax in meditation and prayer.
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