The Ascension-Feodosievsky Church is one of the last churches built in Perm before the revolution . It was originally called the Church of the Ascension , or simply Ascension. Nowadays, it is better known by the name of Theodosievsky Church. Its popular name - “merchant” - is now almost forgotten. Located at: st. Borchaninov, 11 (corner building on the street. Ekaterininskaya , d. 170). Since 1991, returned to believers, in our days there is the parish of the Ascension of the Lord of the Perm diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church.
| Sight | |
| Voznesensko-Feodosievskaya Church | |
|---|---|
 Voznesensko-Feodosievskaya Church | |
| A country |  Russia |
| City | Permian |
| Denomination | Orthodoxy |
| Diocese | Perm |
| Building type | Orthodox church |
| Project author | A.I. Ozhegov |
| Founding date | 1902 |
| Building | 1903 - 1904 |
| Status |  Object of cultural heritage of the peoples of the Russian Federation of regional significance. (DB Wikigid) |
History
On April 10, 1902, a book recording the receipt and expenditure of money to the committee for the construction of a new church was issued from the Perm spiritual consistory. Significant amounts were donated for the construction of the church. Some amounts, from 30 to 200 rubles., The church received under the will of the citizens [1]
On May 13, 1903, a letter was issued by the Bishop of Perm and Solikamsky, John, on the laying of a new church. The place for construction was allocated and donated by the merchant Alexander Pavlovich Babalov. [2] On May 15, 1903, a temple was laid at the corner of Ekaterininskaya and Irbitskaya streets [3] . The project was made by A.I. Ozhegov .
In 1904, the building was completed and in the lower floor the throne was consecrated in the name of St. Seraphim of Sarov . From 1904 to 1918 , the rector of the church was Stefan Mikhailovich Theological. During these years, the parish was one of the largest in Perm, the income of the temple was more than 8 thousand rubles. Then the community broke up in connection with the schism in the Russian Orthodox Church. There were two groups - " Grigorievtsy " and " Sergievtsy ". In 1927, part of the parishioners applied to the city executive committee with a request to register a new community.
The temple was in the hands of the so-called "Grigorievtsy", while the other part of the parishioners did not want to attend the temple because of their beliefs. In 1928, the city administration transferred the building to a more “trustworthy” community. In 1929, the "Grigorievtsy" already appealed to the authorities, but they were denied the return of the temple.
In 1930, it was decided to remove the building from the community of "Sergievtsy". At first there was a hostel in the building, and then it was rebuilt as a bakery [4] , which was put into operation in 1935 .
Our days
In the late 1970s, the city authorities removed the bakery from the church and began restoring the facades. It was planned to place an organ hall in the building. The restoration, however, dragged on very slowly.
In 1991, the church was returned to believers. Above the main entrance to the temple was a bas-relief with the face of the Savior. On April 8, 2004, the church building was complemented with architectural lighting. [five]
The appearance of the church is one of the most famous types of Perm.
See also
- Architecture and sights of Perm
Notes
- ↑ about Theodosievsky church
- ↑ About the Feodosievskaya church
- ↑ V. Verkholantsev. Chronicle of Perm from 1890 to 1912, Perm, 1913
- ↑ Encyclopedia Permsky Krai
- ↑ A lighting will be installed on the Feodosievsky Church in Perm ...
Literature
- Monasteries, churches and chapels of the city of Perm. The Perm Region Archives Committee. Perm, 2002.
- Speshilova E. Old Perm: Houses. Streets. People. 1723-1917. - Perm: Italic, 1999. - 580 p. - 5000 copies
- Kaigorodova V.E. "The temple of salvation on the loaves." Voznesensko-Feodosievskaya church since the bakery. // Perm House in the history and culture of the region. Release 6, Perm, 2013