Holy Presentation Church

The Holy Presentation Church is a wooden building with an iron roof that displays traditional Ukrainian Orthodox architectural features. The structure consists of oak wood and includes design elements typical of regional religious buildings from that tradition.

The building was originally constructed around 1725 from oak wood and later transported by Zaporizhian Cossacks to a new location. The church experienced multiple relocations throughout its history, reflecting its long connection to the region.

The church reflects the traditions of Zaporizhian Cossack communities and serves as a place where visitors experience the link between faith and local heritage. The wooden construction and carved details show the craftsmanship valued by the people who built it.

The church is located in Beryslav and is accessible to visitors interested in historical religious structures. The site is reachable on foot and maintained regularly by the local community.

The building underwent an unusual journey with its structure being moved from its original location and rebuilt at multiple sites. These relocations made it a traveling witness to local history and changing circumstances.