Church of Saint Seraphim of Sarov in Filyovskaya poyma, Orthodox church in Filyovskaya poyma, Moscow, Russia.

The Church of Saint Seraphim of Sarov was a wooden kletsky church in Filyovskaya poyma, in Moscow's Filyovsky Park district. It was a small parish church, built of wood in the traditional cage-like kletsky form, and stood beside the later main Church of All Saints in Filyovskaya poyma.

The wooden church was laid down in 2003 and consecrated in 2004 as the small church of the parish in Filyovskaya poyma, while the main Church of All Saints was later built beside it. In 2024 it was dismantled and moved to Kaluga Oblast.

The church was a small wooden church of the parish; the main Church of All Saints was later built beside it. Its rector was Archpriest Georgy Sorokin, and Priest Timofey Sklyar also served there. In 2024 the building was dismantled and moved to Kaluga Oblast.

The church stood in Filyovsky Park district in western Moscow, near the main Church of All Saints in Filyovskaya poyma. It was a small wooden church of the parish, so it is no longer on site: it was dismantled in 2024 and moved to Kaluga Oblast. Check current conditions before travelling to the spot.

The church was a wooden kletsky (cage-frame) structure, built without a dome. In 2024 it was dismantled and moved to Kaluga Oblast, so the building no longer stands in Filyovskaya poyma; the main All Saints Church was later built beside its old site.