Monaster Objawienia Pańskiego w Mohylewie, Orthodox monastery in Mogilev, Belarus.

This monastery is a stone complex in Baroque style featuring a main church building surrounded by residential quarters and service structures within fortifying walls. Multiple rooms and chambers are arranged around an inner courtyard, creating a self-contained community space.

The monastery was established in 1634 when local nobles and merchants combined their efforts to build a religious center in the city. It remained active for nearly 3 centuries before authorities closed it in 1928.

The monastery was run by the Mogilev Orthodox brotherhood, founded in 1597 at the Spasskaya Church. Until 1798 its elected elders, not the abbots, managed the income and spent it on a school, a hospital and a printing house. In 1669 a junior brotherhood of unmarried men and women was set up at the Church of St John the Theologian, while married members belonged to the senior brotherhood of the Epiphany Church.

The site is located in central Mogilev and can be reached by local transportation or on foot from the city center. Visitors should plan time to walk through the different sections and appreciate the architectural details up close.

The monastery's four-tier bell tower, begun in 1657, received a clock made by the monk Makary in 1686. Researchers identify the monastery on Vasil Vashchanka's engraving "Grad Mogilev", printed in 1702–1703 in the Book of Lives of the Saints, where the three-nave church, bell tower and Brotherhood printing house appear together.