The Resurrection Monastery, Orthodox monastery in Tolyatti, Russia

The Resurrection Monastery is an Orthodox monastery in Tolyatti featuring multiple buildings with traditional Russian Orthodox architecture. The complex displays characteristic domed structures and religious symbols throughout its grounds.

The monastery was established on December 25, 1997, as a new spiritual center in Tolyatti. Its founding occurred during the period of religious revival in post-Soviet Russia.

The monastery preserves Orthodox Christian traditions through regular religious services that visitors can attend and experience. Monastic life follows strict spiritual rules that shape the daily rhythm of the place.

Services are held every day of the week, with no days off. The monastery stands at Nagornaya Street 1-A in Portposyolok, on the site of the former Stavropol zemstvo hospital; reach it by bus 11, trolleybus 1 or marshrutkas 91, 310, 93 and 102, getting off at the Portposyolok stop. A pilgrim guesthouse is under construction.

The monastery's locally venerated icon of Saint Barbara was found by fishermen on the Zhigulyovskoye Reservoir during the tenure of Hieromonk Feoktist and brought to the community. It was so dark that the saint's image was barely visible, and it is now gradually renewing itself. A particle of Saint Barbara's relics, donated to the monastery, is kept with the icon in a carved kyot, and an akathist is read before it at Friday morning services.