Church of John the Theologian, Gaishin

The Church of St. John the Theologian is the most important landmark of a small village of Gaishin. It was created in the late 19th century not later than the 1880s. The temple was built in the style of classicism.

The Church of St. John the Divine is the most important sight of a small village of Gaishin. It was created in the late 19th century not later than  1880s  years. The temple was built in  style  classicism. Here, well-decorated gables, wooden decoration of the facade, large images of the Kazan Mother of God and John the Theologian are clearly visible.

The structure is made of wooden bars, now they are painted in white, but until the 21st century the church was in different periods of light blue and blue.  Greater  property  Geisha temple is  internal  a painting that was depicted many years ago by the provincial artist Kondratenko. She is  sumptuously  survived  on the walls of the building due to the fact that the temple fully functioned even in the Soviet period. Only in the middle of the 30s the premises were empty and the church was closed, then in 1942 the parishioners were again allowed to visit the usual services.

The modern church of St. John the Evangelist continues to work in the usual way, despite his considerable age and great  historical  significance.