Borisoglebsk Monastery

The Borisoglebsk Monastery is an Orthodox monastery and convent in Vodiane, combining religious and monastic functions in a single complex. The site in Kharkiv Oblast serves both as a place of worship and as a residence for monks and nuns.

The monastery was founded in 1997 and became part of the Izium Eparchy in 2012 following a reorganization of church administration in eastern Ukraine. This change reflected broader shifts in the Orthodox church's structure in the region.

The monastery serves as a gathering place where the local Orthodox community comes together to practice their faith through regular services and religious celebrations. The monks and nuns shape daily life at the site through their spiritual activities and their connection to people in the surrounding area.

The site is accessible through local transportation routes, with services held regularly throughout the week. Visitors should expect traditional opening times and respect the religious nature of the location.

The complex operates as both a convent and church at the same location, combining the roles of monastic life and public worship. This dual function allows monks, nuns, and worshippers to share the space for different spiritual purposes.