Храм Ильи Муромца и Святой Варвары, Eastern Orthodox church building in Vlasikha, Russia.

The Church of Ilya Muromets and Saint Barbara is an Orthodox church in Vlasikha, Moscow Oblast, built in 1998 as the "Cathedral of the Strategic Missile Forces"; Patriarch Alexy II approved its design. Its patron saint of the missile troops, Ilya Muromets, and the great martyr Barbara share the dedication, with a side chapel to Saint Barbara. A Sunday school of about forty children and a military-patriotic club named "Ilya Muromets" operate at the parish.

The church was built in 1998 on the initiative of the Strategic Missile Forces command, and Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow and All Rus approved the project of the future "Cathedral of the Strategic Missile Forces". At the first liturgy after the consecration, the former rector, priest Mikhail Vasilyev, was ordained. Over its first ten years the patriarch celebrated festive services there eight times.

The congregation runs a Sunday school where children learn about Orthodox traditions and participate in a church choir. The place serves as a gathering point for the local community's spiritual life.

The site is accessible by public transportation from Moscow Oblast, and the congregation provides information about service times and religious events. Visitors should check in advance about any particular ceremonies or gatherings.

Military personnel from the Strategic Missile Forces regularly attend services here, reflecting the church's connection to the local military community. This relationship makes the place a special spiritual center for this group.