Nikola Svyatoshi and John the Warrior Church, Kiev

The Monastery of St. Nicholas of Svyatoshi is located in the Desniansky district of Kiev on the territory of one of the military units. Raised with the active support of the head of the transport service Nikolai Malkov on the means of the State Transport Service. The history of the creation of the church of the Monk Nicholas Svyatoshi The history of the construction of the church begins in 2006, when the place under the temple was consecrated.

The Church of St. Nicholas of Svyatoshi is located in the Desniansky district of Kiev in the territory of one of the military units. Raised with the active support of the head of the transport service Nikolai Malkov on the means of the State Transport Service.

The history of the creation of the church of Saint Nikola Svyatoshi

The history of the construction of the church begins in 2006, when the place under the temple was consecrated. Construction was started only in October 2007 and was timed to the memory of the Monk Nicholas Svyatoshi. The first divine service was held in the church in 2008, then the church was still unfinished, there was no interior decoration. The newly built temple was consecrated only in 2010. From 2011 to 2012, the walls of the temple and the ceiling were painted.

The church is a church. The main temple is built in honor of St. Nicholas the Svyatoshi, and the lower one is dedicated to the holy martyr John the Warrior. Nikolay Svyatosha was the son of the prince of Chernigov. The territory on which the temple is now built, in the old days belonged to the Chernigov princedom. Therefore, it was decided to build a church in honor of this saint.

Temple today

While the church functions only as a temple, but there are plans to build a Sunday school for her. The abbots of the temple conduct active spiritual and educational workwith the military and local population. Organize a viewing of spiritual films, excursions to the holy places of the capital.

The temple is open daily from 09:00 to 18:00. It can be visited not only by servicemen, but also by everyone. In the walls of the church, Saturday and Sunday services are held.