Saint Tikhon's church, Togliatti, Orthodox church in Togliatti, Russia.

Saint Tikhon's Church is an Orthodox house of worship in Togliatti featuring traditional elements such as golden domes and icon-filled interior spaces. The building displays typical Russian religious architecture with white walls and decorative details.

In early 1991 Archbishop Eusebius of Samara and Syzran blessed a group of believers who asked to open a church in the Komsomolsky district, which had never had one; they were given a barracks, fitted out by the community, where the first service was held on 25 May 1991, Trinity Day, with priest Oleg Bilchuk as rector. On 8 April 1994 Bishop Sergius consecrated the site of the new church, designed by Samara architects Yu. Astakhov, V. Pshennikov and Gopko. Funding shortages stalled work: the basement was finished by late 1994, the first dome rose only in autumn 2001, the second in February 2002, and the church was consecrated on 7 April 2004.

The church is dedicated to Tikhon, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, and is also called the Svyato-Tikhonovsky Church. A Sunday school with three classes for different age groups and lecture sessions operate here, and a chapel of the Great Martyr Panteleimon serves the inpatient ward of hospital MSCh No. 4.

Visitors can enter during opening hours to attend services or spend time in prayer. It is helpful to check service times in advance and wear respectful clothing when visiting.

The church is named after Patriarch Tikhon of Moscow and All Russia. The Komsomolsky district had no church before 1991, when believers were given a barracks; the first service there was held on 25 May 1991, the feast of the Holy Trinity. The stone church was consecrated only on 7 April 2004.