Temple for the Holy Trinity
Tyumen region., Nizhnetavdinsky district, Nizhny Tavda village, Lenin street, 11
Description:
The temple in the name of the Holy Trinity in the village of Nizhny Tavda, Tyumen region, was rebuilt several times in its history.
The original wooden church was erected in 1775 with a consecrated throne in the Name of the Holy Trinity. According to historical sources, the wooden church was located on the banks of the river Tavda, and it was surrounded by a cemetery. When the river changed its course, the coastline began to wash away, causing the church to be destroyed.
The stone church, which replaced the wooden one, was built in 1906, its throne was also consecrated in the Name of the Holy Trinity. The temple was destroyed during communist rule.
The modern Church of the Holy Trinity was built in 2006. It contains the local icon of the Mother of God “Decent to eat”.