Church of All Saints, Minsk, Eastern Orthodox church in Minsk, Belarus.
The Church of All Saints is an Orthodox worship building with brick walls and multiple domes located in Minsk. Its interior accommodates more than a thousand worshippers and displays modern architecture that merges traditional elements with contemporary design.
The foundation was laid in 1991 by Patriarch Alexei II, and the building opened to worshippers in 2008. This extended construction period reflects the transformations the country experienced after the Soviet era ended.
This church honors fallen soldiers from different periods through its design and purpose. Visitors can sense the deep connection to remembrance woven into the building's spiritual role.
The church sits at the intersection of Kalinovskogo and All Saints streets in the city center. Regular services happen throughout the week and visitors can stop by at any time.
Beneath the building, a crypt holds the remains of three unknown soldiers from different conflicts, including one from the War of 1812. These burials made the site a national memorial spanning multiple generations of the fallen.
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