Church of the Theotokos Joy of All Who Sorrow

The Church of the Theotokos Joy of All Who Sorrow is a Baroque-style Orthodox church in the village of Fjodorovskoje, built with ornate design and balanced proportions throughout. The building displays typical Russian Baroque features with elaborate decorative details across its facade and interior spaces.

The church was built in 1767 as part of the Euler estate complex during the reign of Empress Catherine the Great. This era marked important developments in Russian religious architecture and noble patronage.

The interior displays religious paintings and icons created in the late 1700s that reflect Orthodox Christian traditions. These artworks give visitors a sense of how Russian churches expressed their faith through visual art.

Visitors should wear appropriate clothing with shoulders and knees covered when entering the sacred space. The church is accessible throughout the week, though regular services take place that visitors should be mindful of.

The church functions today as an active center for Orthodox worship and prayer services. This dual role as both a historical monument and living spiritual space creates a unique setting where visitors can witness faith practiced as it has been for generations.

Location: Fjodorovskoje

Inception: 1767

Architectural style: Baroque

Part of: Фёдоровское (усадьба Эйлера)

GPS coordinates: 56.14515,35.75824

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:26