Church of the Resurrection, Rostov-on-Don, Armenian Apostolic church in Rostov-on-Don, Russia
The Church of the Resurrection is an Armenian Apostolic place of worship in Rostov-on-Don featuring distinctive pink tuff stone walls throughout its structure. The interior design accommodates roughly 300 worshippers and reflects traditional Armenian religious architecture.
Construction began in October 2005 and the building received its consecration on May 29, 2011 after several years of work. It was built to serve the Armenian community that had established itself in the city.
The church functions as the primary gathering place for the 41,550 Armenian residents of Rostov-on-Don, representing 3.4% of the city population.
The building is open to visitors on weekdays and weekends, with peak activity during services. It is best to check ahead before visiting to avoid disrupting religious gatherings.
Two khachkar stones carved from pink tuff stand at the entrance, serving as symbols of the connection between Armenian traditions and local identity. These traditional Armenian memorial stones represent a cultural dialogue with the wider community.
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