The introduced church
dubrovinsky Street, 40, Yamskaya Sloboda District, Kursk
Description:
The church was first built in the XVII century, but in 1647 it was brutally ruined by the Tatars. The temple was restored almost 100 years later. In style, it resembled an old building. It was then rebuilt and rebuilt.
In the church there is a tradition. Every year, on September 12, take the Icon of the Mother of God for the night, which follows during the procession from the Root Desert Monastery to the Znamensky Cathedral in the city center.
In the 30s of the XX century, the church was covered. There was a market and a bread shop in the building. Icons and frescoes were destroyed, and jewelry was stolen.
The church resumed its existence 10 years later, around 1941. The craftsmen were able to restore the former beauty, which was trampled during the Soviet era. The area around the temple was expanded by planting trees.