Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, Neivo-Shaitansky, Orthodox church in Neivo-Shaitansky, Russia.
The Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul is a stone building with a five-sided apse, a refectory, and a bell tower. The exterior displays curved ledges and decorated window frames that run throughout the structure.
A wooden church stood on this site beginning in 1754 before a larger stone structure was begun in 1797. The building was completed in 1812, marking the establishment of this major religious structure for the area.
The church is named after two apostles and reflects deep religious roots in this region. Visitors can observe how the interior space is organized around multiple altar areas, each serving different devotional purposes.
The church is located at 94 Lenina Street in Neivo-Shaitansky and welcomes visitors. Following restoration work that began in 1990, the building was reopened and continues to serve religious functions.
The interior decoration was completed in 1880 with a five-tiered iconostasis that remains a focal point of the space. The church houses rare religious artworks, including a venerated icon of the Mother of God from Pochaev.
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