Poltava Way Street
This street is the second most famous in the city, after the central street ...
One of the biggest Orthodox churches of the city is located in the district of Holodnogorsko. He belongs to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church Moscow Patriarchate, and is located on one of the longest and most important streets of the city - at Poltava Shlyakhov. First there was the chapel, but the stone church was built in its place. Temple has more than two hundred years old, but he still is one of the most magnificent architectural structures of Kharkiv.
One of the biggest Orthodox churches of the city is located in the district of Holodnogorsko. He belongs to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church Moscow Patriarchate, and is located on one of the longest and most important streets of the city - at Poltava Shlyakhov. First there was the chapel, but the stone church was built in its place. Temple has more than two hundred years old, but he still is one of the most magnificent architectural structures of Kharkiv.
To stop "Ozeryanska Church" will udobrhno accessible using the tram 3, taxi 11e, 244e, 254e, 258e, 282e, 302e. A 10-minute walk to the metro station "Cold Mountain" and the eponymous bus terminal suburban values.
This street is the second most famous in the city, after the central street ...
After closing Ozeryanska desert under Merefa, sacred icons, discovered there was in Kuryazhsky monastery. In 1843, the local archbishop was approved processions with Ozeryanska icon of the Mother of God, which in the winter time (30 (13) of September) was transferred to the Holy Virgin Monastery in the historic center of the city, and in the summer 22 (5) in April returned to Kuryazhsky monastery. The road the procession passed through Cold Mountain, where a chapel dedicated to this icon was built in 1847.
Its construction was initiated by the Kharkov Archbishop Innocent (Borisov). In this chapel, there was a meeting of monks from the city and suburban monasteries and the transfer of the icon during a prayer service to the Virgin. Since the 1880s, regular worship services began in the chapel in which the throne was previously established. She did not yet have her own abbot, so the services were held there by the monks of the Holy Protection Monastery, to which the chapel belonged. In June 1892, in connection with the need to expand the church, construction began on a new temple project developed by V.Kh. Nemkin. It was completed only after 9 years through the efforts of the priest Maxim Ponomaryov. The architectural structure was made in the Neo-Byzantine style of red brick. After that, the church was rebuilt according to the project of the diocesan architect N.V. Pokrovsky. Until 1906, there were two wooden houses for the rest of church ministers and classes at a Sunday school. In 1925, the church was handed over to the parishioners, and in 1938 it was closed. In 1942-1945, the services were resumed, and the church was renovated, but it was soon closed again. After 1991, a two-story building was renewed with a church shop and a place for the priest to live. Also at the temple there are rooms where Sunday school classes for children and adults are held.
After closing Ozeryanska desert under Merefa, sacred icons, discovered there was in Kuryazhsky monastery. In 1843, the local archbishop was approved processions with Ozeryanska icon of the Mother of God, which in the winter time (30 (13) of September) was transferred to the Holy Virgin Monastery in the historic center of the city, and in the summer 22 (5) in April returned to Kuryazhsky monastery. The road the procession passed through Cold Mountain, where a chapel dedicated to this icon was built in 1847.
Its construction was initiated by the Kharkov Archbishop Innocent (Borisov). In this chapel, there was a meeting of monks from the city and suburban monasteries and the transfer of the icon during a prayer service to the Virgin. Since the 1880s, regular worship services began in the chapel in which the throne was previously established. She did not yet have her own abbot, so the services were held there by the monks of the Holy Protection Monastery, to which the chapel belonged. In June 1892, in connection with the need to expand the church, construction began on a new temple project developed by V.Kh. Nemkin. It was completed only after 9 years through the efforts of the priest Maxim Ponomaryov. The architectural structure was made in the Neo-Byzantine style of red brick. After that, the church was rebuilt according to the project of the diocesan architect N.V. Pokrovsky. Until 1906, there were two wooden houses for the rest of church ministers and classes at a Sunday school. In 1925, the church was handed over to the parishioners, and in 1938 it was closed. In 1942-1945, the services were resumed, and the church was renovated, but it was soon closed again. After 1991, a two-story building was renewed with a church shop and a place for the priest to live. Also at the temple there are rooms where Sunday school classes for children and adults are held.