Saint Anastasia church in Tyoply Stan, Orthodox church building in Tyoply Stan district, Moscow, Russia.

The Church of the Great Martyr Anastasia the Deliverer from Bonds is a Russian Orthodox church in Moscow's Tyoply Stan district, under the Paraskevo-Pyatnitsky deanery of the Moscow eparchy. It is the only church in a district of more than 130,000 residents and the only church in Moscow consecrated to Saint Anastasia. Next to it, construction is under way on a large brick church of the Kaluga Icon of the Mother of God, decided in 2007 and planned for 900 worshippers: a three-domed, five-apse building with a bell tower over the western porch, in 16th-century Moscow traditions.

The sources do not record a founding date for the church; the 2003 date is not supported. In 2007 a decision was taken to build a large brick church of the Kaluga Icon of the Mother of God beside the existing church, seating 900 worshippers. The new three-domed, five-apse church with a bell tower over the western porch follows 16th-century Moscow architecture.

The church is the only one in Tyoply Stan district, home to over 130,000 residents, and the only church in Moscow consecrated to the Great Martyr Anastasia the Deliverer from Bonds. Its patronal feast is celebrated as a parish holiday, as reported by the Soyuz TV channel. The rector (acting) is priest Dimitri Borsuk.

The church stands in Tyoply Stan, a district of more than 130,000 residents where it is the only church. A large brick church of the Kaluga Icon of the Mother of God, seating 900, is under construction beside it, decided in 2007. The rector is priest Dimitri Borsuk.

It is the only church in Moscow consecrated to the Great Martyr Anastasia the Deliverer from Bonds, and the only church in Tyoply Stan, a district of over 130,000 residents. Its rector is Father Dimitri Borsuk. Next to it rises a large brick church of the Kaluga Icon of the Mother of God, planned since 2007 for 900 worshippers.