Church of the Holy Trinity in Cheryomushki. Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Starye Cheryomushki. How to get there by public transport

The church on this site was built in 1723; on Trinity 2007, its 275th anniversary was celebrated. During the Soviet era it was destroyed and rebuilt during 2000-2005.

The Orthodox Church in the name of the Life-Giving Trinity was erected on the historical site of the former (old) church, which was closed in 1935. and destroyed to the ground in 1963. The new temple dates back to 1997. This year, with the blessing of His Holiness Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Alexy II and the decision of the Moscow Government, the initiative group held a constituent assembly and formed an Orthodox community at the restored Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Starye Cheryomushki. April 2, 1999 By the decree of His Holiness the Patriarch, priest Nikolai Karasev was appointed rector of the church under construction.

In 2001. in the summer, the first piles were driven into the foundation of the church. November 26, 2002 the liturgical chapel in the name of the Holy Spirit was consecrated, and on February 14, 2004. the first Divine Liturgy was celebrated in the chapel in the name of the Holy Spirit. On April 31, His Holiness Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow and All Russia visited the construction of the temple and blessed him for the beginning of the service in the temple. On May 1, the First Divine Liturgy was served in the Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Starye Cheryomushki, and thus, after a 70-year hiatus, the service in the church began again. The main altar is consecrated in honor of the Life-Giving Trinity, two side-chapels are consecrated in honor of: sshmch. Vladimir (Epiphany) Metropolitan of Kiev; St. right. Alexia (Mecheva) of Moscow.

The history of the temple dates back to the 18th century. An inventory made in 1887 is preserved in the city archive. The earliest mention of the Trinity Church dates back to 1732 and is associated with the name of Alexander Timofeevich Rzhevsky, the owner of the village of Cheremoshie. There is information about this in the salary books of the Synod of the state order. It says: “September 6th day, (according to N.S. September 19), by order of her Imperial Majesty and with the blessing of the Most Holy Governing Synod, against the petition of State Councilor Alexander Timofeevich Rzhevsky, was ordered in the Moscow district, in Chermnevem Stan, in to consecrate the newly built stone church in the name of the Life-Giving Trinity and issue the Antimension to his patrimony, in the village of Cheremoshie, settled on the wasteland, and to give the given money from the current 1732 and henceforth everywhere. And add this newly built church to the registration books. Meanwhile, it has been added that no money is collected from the Moscow district for the polyanny money ”(Pat. Prikaz, book 357, fol. 42v.). In 1735, the priest Jordan Osipov was at the church.

The Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in the village of Troitskoye-Cheryomushki was a parish church. In 1732, her clergyman consisted of a priest, a sexton, a sexton and a broth. The temple was built in 1732, then it was dismantled and rebuilt in 1897-1898, destroyed in the 1960s. The church owned land, the amount of which is indicated in different ways in the statements of various years. In 1850, it is stated that the temple owns 33 tithes of 1,558 square fathoms of "arable and hay land", part of which was leased. In 1868, “arable land” was designated as a church property - 31 tithes of 1354 sq. fathoms, "hay mowing" - 1 dessiatine 1225 sq. sazhen, "uncomfortable" - 1074 sq. fathoms, “under the clerks' estate” - 305 fathoms; under the church and cemetery 1180 sq. sazhen; "Under the house, gardens and courtyard of the priest and gardens of parishioners" - 1054 sq. sazhen; under the "road inside the estate" - 105 sq. fathoms. A significant part of the land was leased.

The Trinity Church stood until 1879 and was rebuilt by priest John Zabavin with donations from the Moscow merchant of the 2nd guild Stepan Ivanovich Tikhonov. On the site of the dismantled one, a new temple was built in the name of the Life-Giving Trinity. Shortly before the First World War, a neoclassical bell tower was erected over the entrance.

In 1935, by a decision of the authorities, the ministry was banned and the premises of the church were used for needs industrial enterprise(sports artel). Until 1958, the temple was still relatively intact. But during the liquidation of the village, the territory of which was included in the Moscow line, the church was finally destroyed in 1963. A pool was built in its place, which soon fell into disrepair and turned into a garbage dump.

The restoration of the temple began in 1997. Then a group of residents of the Akademichesky district, headed by Evgeny Sergeevich Konstantinov, created an initiative group “For the restoration of the temple”. The constituent assembly was held on June 20, 1997. It was decided to turn to the Holy Patriarch for a blessing for the revival of the desecrated shrine. With the blessing of His Holiness Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Alexy, on May 23, 1998, the parish community of the Russian Orthodox Church at the restored church in Starye Cheryomushki in Moscow.

How to get to by public transport:

m. "Academic", ed. 119, 403
m. "Shabolovskaya", tram. 26
m. "University", ed. 119, 434tram. 26.
m. "Tulskaya", tram. 38

See (s):

The Life-Giving Trinity;
chapels of the Holy Spirit. - sshmch. Vladimir, Met. Kimevsky (Epiphany);
St. right. Alexy Moskovsky (Mecheva);
St. Alexander Svirsky

Story:
In 1629 there was a division with. Cheryomushki on Cheryomushki-Znamenskoye and Cheryomushki-Troitskoye. In the second of them, a new stone church was built on the site of an older one in 1732. In 1935 it was closed. Destroyed in the 1960s, a pond was built on the site of the temple. The churchyard was destroyed. On December 20, 2001, the foundation stone was consecrated by Bishop Alexander of Dmitrov. On May 1, 2005, on the day of Holy Easter, the first Divine Liturgy was served in the newly reconstructed church after a 70-year hiatus.

Architectural style: Russian pattern

Shrines:
a piece of the Tree from the Cross of the Lord, the Non-Hand-held Image of the Savior, the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God, a piece of the relics of St. Maximus the Greek, St. Ravnoap. Mary Magdalene, Saint Luke of the Crimean, Voino-Yasenetsky, St. Tikhon, Patriarch of Moscow, a piece of the relics of the holy martyr Vladimir of Kiev (Epiphany).

Reach: Priest Igor Semin, Priest Igor Sharov, Priest Alexy Ladchenkov, Priest Viktor Kryuchkov, Deacon Konstantin Sutcheev.

Worship:
Daily
Evening service: 17:00

on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays.
The evening service begins at 5 pm.
Liturgy at 9 o'clock
,

with a prayer service before the beginning of any good deed;
at 17 o'clock. Akathist of the Mother of God "Inexhaustible Chalice".

Worship (summer schedule):
Daily
Evening service: 17:00
Liturgy: weekdays - 8:00, Sat - 9:00, Sun and holidays - 7:00 and 10:00
Confession after the evening service and at the beginning of the Divine Liturgy.
Saturday at 8 o'clock. Akathist of the Mother of God "Assistant of Sinners" with blessing of water;
Sundays at 18:00 Akathist to the Most Holy Trinity.

Worship (winter timetable):
Daily
Evening service: 17:00
Liturgy: weekdays - 8:00, Sat - 9:00, Sun and holidays - 7:00 and 10:00.
Confession after the evening service and at the beginning of the Divine Liturgy.
Saturday at 8 o'clock. Akathist of the Mother of God "Assistant of Sinners" with blessing of water;
Sundays at 18:00 Akathist to the Most Holy Trinity.

Divine service (Great Lent):
Daily
Evening service: 17:00
Morning services: weekdays - 8:00, Sat - 9:00, Sun and holidays - 7:00 and 10:00.
Confession after the evening service and at the beginning of the morning service.
Saturday at 8 o'clock. Akathist of the Mother of God "Assistant of Sinners" with blessing of water;
On Sundays at 18:00 Akathist of the Holy Trinity.
First and Passion Weeks of Great Lent: Great Compline, Great Canon - 18:00

Sunday School: There is a Sunday school.

Social ministry:
There is a baptistery with a baptistery for the baptism of adults. The temple is taken care of by the CSO of the Akademichesky district. Conversations "On Faith and Salvation" are held.
The temple takes care of social facilities:

Research Institute of Pediatrics, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences. Moscow. - Work in the hospital is carried out weekly. A prayer room has been created. The priest visits the hospital every Monday.
CSO Akademichesky district, Moscow
MOU Kolychevskaya special boarding school for orphans and children left without parental care. Moscow region Kolomensky district, with. Big Kolychevo
Zhukovskaya boarding school for orphans and children left without parental care. Bryansk region
Together with the Charitable Foundation "Good Deed in Starye Cheryomushki" and the Foundation "Otkazniki.ru", a collection point for various orphanages and other needy people has been organized and constantly operates in the parish premises - more than 30 different institutions receive help every month - remote parishes of Russia, orphans institutions in need of families.

10/27/2016 the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God "The Sign" is attributed to the Church of the Life-Giving Trinity at FSUE "SSC RF - ITEP" (Order of His Holiness the Patriarch No. 02/2303 of 10/27/16)

Life-Giving Trinity in Starye Cheryomushki. 2003 r.

For the first time about Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Starye Cheryomushki mentioned in the order of Empress Anna Ioannovna from 1732, where it was ordered to consecrate and issue Antimins at the request of State Councilor A.T. Rzhevsky - it was he who owned the village, and, accordingly, the monastery.

It is known that in 1879 a new one was erected on the site of the old building of the temple. The construction was organized by the priest Ioann Zabavin, the Moscow merchant Stepan Tikhonov was a patron of the arts. And before the First World War, a bell tower was erected above the entrance in the then fashionable neoclassicism style.

After the October Revolution Life-Giving Trinity in Starye Cheryomushki it did not close immediately, but only in 1935. Its premises were given first to the soybean trust, then to the sports artel.

However, in 1963, the monastery was completely destroyed when Cheryomushki, which entered the Moscow line, was liquidated. A pool was built on the site of the temple, which did not last long and turned into a garbage dump.

Life-Giving Trinity in Starye Cheryomushki

In 1997, on the initiative of the inhabitants of the Akademichesky district, the restoration of the monastery began. It so happened that design work dragged on. The first project of the architect Pavel Parshikov was not accepted, since it did not correspond to the goals of the parishioners; the second was taken up by Mikhail Pankratov; Alexander Kornyukov worked on the project of the chapel, and the Sunday school, the gatehouse and the clergy's house were built according to the sketches of Z. A Zagurskaya. And that's not all the specialists working on the project.

In 2001, construction began. There was no targeted funding, donations from individuals and organizations were inconsistent and fragmented, so the temple was completed only in 2005. Interesting fact: once upon a time there was a pond on the site of the temple, therefore, when the 6-meter piles were driven in, they did not reach the bottom, and were replaced by 9-meter ones.

The main altar is consecrated in honor of the Life-Giving Trinity, and the other two - in the name of the holy righteous Alexy of Moscow (in the world of Alexei Mechev) and Metropolitan Vladimir Bogoyavlensky.

Refurbished Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Starye Cheryomushki built in the style of Russian pattern. It is five-domed, with a hipped bell tower above the entrance, spacious and light. Its arched architecture seems to expand the interior space.

The interior is decorated with paintings on the walls, gilded icons and carved iconostases made by masters from Sergiev Posad. The exterior is bright and smart. The building is decorated with kokoshniks and arches on drums, cornices in the form of scallops and inverted triangles, flies (square grooves) around the perimeter, and tall narrow windows with decorative round windows are also interestingly combined.

Today, the church has a Sunday school, a “Historical Reconstruction” club; Gospel talks are held for young people under the age of 30; various concerts are held.

Address: st. Shvernik, 17, building 1, building 1

The temple and its history
The Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Starye Cheryomushki is an Orthodox church in the Academic District of Moscow. Belongs to the St.Andrew Deanery of the Moscow City Diocese. The church originated as the patrimonial church of the Troitskoye-Andreevo estate. The first mention of the Trinity Church dates back to 1732 and is associated with the name of Alexander Timofeevich Rzhevsky, the owner of the village of Cheremoshie.

Church history in the XlX century
In 1879, the church was rebuilt by priest John Zabavin with donations from the Moscow merchant of the 2nd guild Stepan Ivanovich Tikhonov: a new church was built on the site of the dismantled one. Before the First World War, a neoclassical bell tower was erected over the entrance to the church.

Church in the XX century.
In 1926, by the decision of the authorities, the temple was closed and the service was prohibited.
In 1935, the authorities sold the church to the Soy Trust, after which the premises of the holy church began to be used for the needs of an industrial enterprise, and in 1956 the Sports Artel settled there. Until 1958, the church was still relatively intact.
The church gradually collapsed without repairs, and in 1963 it was demolished. A pool appeared in its place, which soon, due to a malfunction, turned into a dump.

Church at the end of XX century
In 1997, an initiative group of residents of the Akademichesky district "For the restoration of the temple" was organized. By decision of the Moscow government, a place was allocated for the construction of a temple on the former historical site.
With the blessing of His Holiness Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow and All Russia, on May 23, 1998, a parish community of the Russian Orthodox Church was organized at the restored church. In 1999, a place was allocated for the construction of the Trinity Church in Cheryomushki. Before the start of the development of the project of the temple, serious work was carried out on the study of archival materials, which were supposed to prompt the architects - in what style to work, what accents to make. On December 20, 2001, with the blessing of His Holiness Patriarch Alexy II, his vicar, Bishop Dimitrovsky Alexander (Agrikov) performed the rite of consecration of the foundation stone in the foundation of the church and the Liturgical chapel. Then construction began. The construction of the church lasted 4 years. On May 1, 2005, on the day of Holy Easter, the first Divine Liturgy was served in the newly reconstructed church after a 70-year hiatus. The temple opened in 2007.

Temple now
Architectural style: Russian pattern
Shrines:
a piece of the Tree from the Cross of the Lord, the Image of the Savior Not Made by Hands, the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God, a piece of the relics of Mary Magdalene, Saint Luke of the Crimea, St. Tikhon, Hieromartyr Vladimir of Kiev (Epiphany).
There are three altarpieces in the church: the main one is the Life-Giving Trinity, the chapel of the Holy Martyr Vladimir Metropolitan of Kiev, the chapel of the rights. Alexy Moskovsky. At the church there are Sunday schools for children and adults, icon painting and sewing workshops.