Church of Andrew the First-Called in Fryazinov

The Church of Andrew the First-Called in the village of Fryazinovo is an Orthodox church and, together with the fence, is recognized as an object of cultural heritage of Russia. The construction of this architectural monument dates back to the late 17th century.

The main volume of the two-storey brick temple is a two-pillar four. To him from the west side attached tent bell tower and papert. The church has a rolling roof and one bulbous head (previously there were five chapters), which is the most successful and attractive architectural feature.

The upper room was once set aside for the Transfiguration Church with the sanctuaries of the Nativity of I. Predechi, as well as Glushitsky Amfilochia and Dionysius. Below was placed the temple of Andrew the First-Called, which has the aisles of Sorrowful, Samon, Guria, Aviv, Gregory the Theologian.