Saint Anastasia church in Tyoply Stan, Orthodox church building in Tyoply Stan district, Moscow, Russia.
The Saint Anastasia church displays traditional Russian Orthodox architecture with a prominent dome, ornate exterior details, and an interior featuring classical iconostasis and religious frescoes.
Built in the early 21st century during the revival period of Orthodox Christianity in Moscow, the church was established in 2003 to serve the growing suburban community.
The church serves as a community center hosting Orthodox celebrations like Easter and Christmas, while maintaining traditional religious practices and offering spiritual education programs for local residents.
Regular liturgical services are held on Sundays and religious holidays, with the church providing sacraments including baptisms and weddings, accessible via public transportation from nearby metro stations.
The church is dedicated to Saint Anastasia Uzoreshitelnitsa, known as the protector against misfortune, with local parishioners attributing miraculous healings to her intercession throughout generations.
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