Saint Nicholas monastery, Homieĺ, Orthodox monastery in Gomel, Belarus

Saint Nicholas monastery in Gomel is a religious complex featuring multiple domes and church structures set within its grounds. The site displays Byzantine architectural elements typical of Orthodox religious buildings in Belarus.

The monastery was founded on 8 December 1994, while its main church, Saint Nicholas Church, was built in 1904 with funds from railway workers and the blessing of John of Kronstadt. The monastery buildings underwent a thorough reconstruction in 2004, the same year the gate church of Saint Dionysius of Radonezh was completed.

The monastery serves as an active place of worship where locals gather for services and religious celebrations throughout the year. The buildings and religious imagery remain central to the spiritual life of the community.

The grounds are accessible during daylight hours and appropriate dress is expected when visiting. Walking through the site is straightforward and visitors can observe services while maintaining a respectful demeanor.

The monastery keeps a myrrh-streaming icon of Saint Nicholas and an icon of righteous John of Korma holding a particle of his relics. Its gate church is dedicated to Saint Dionysius of Radonezh, built in 2002–2004, and the community follows the rule of the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius, singing the Psalter without interruption.