Krasnosulinsky Holy Protection Church
Russia, Rostov region, Krasny Sulin, str. October 119.
Description:
Krasnosulinsky Church of the Intercession is a preserved Orthodox church in the town of Krasny Sulin, in addition to it, only Andreevsky and Alexander Nevsky churches have been preserved in this territory. All other buildings that have anything to do with worship in this territory were destroyed at different times.
The building of the church has a great resemblance to the Ascension Cathedral in Novocherkassk. The structure is crowned with five chapters, the central chapter ends with a large cruciform dome. The bell tower, which has three tiers, is located above the western porch.
The first stone during the construction of the Krasnosulinsky Holy Protection Church was laid in 1911. All construction work was run by farm ataman Alexander Ivanovich Polyakov.
Construction was completed in 1914. At the same time, the consecration of the church by Novocherkassky Vladimir and His Eminence Archbishop Donskoy took place.
Worship in the temple was held until 1935. On December 17, 1992, the church was granted the status of a monument of history and culture of the Russian Federation.