Church of the Holy Martyr Vladimir

Built in 1994 as a temporary building, it is similar to the demolished Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Savior, which is located on the Bor in the Moscow Kremlin. It was created in two stages. Due to problems with land acquisition, the construction of the stone building began only in 2007. The first tent to be installed on the roof was a dome with a wooden cross, and an aspen plowshare was used to cover it. Then a permanent stone altar and altar were installed. Despite the construction, the church services continued. In January 2013, the small chapel of the church was completed, which was consecrated in the name of "St. Sergius, Abbot and Wonderworker of Radonezh and All Russia." Then construction stopped again due to lack of funds and continued in 2016. In August 2017, the church of St. Vladimir the Holy Martyr was officially opened. The beautification of the temple complex continues.