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Church of the Protection of the Mother of God, Harbin
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Church of the Protection of the Mother of God, Harbin

Храм Покрова Пресвятой Богородицы в Харбине
ChinaХарбин (Наньган)1930Public buildings
A masonry church in the Byzantine style on Dongdazhi Street, built in 1930 on the former Old Cemetery with funds of the parish and the Russian residents of Harbin. The parish had existed since 1922 and, until the church was built, was housed in the Ukrainian House; the church was founded on 1 June and consecrated on 14 December 1930. Services resumed in the 1980s; the building is protected as an architectural monument and is used by the city's Orthodox community.
Каменный храм в византийском стиле на улице Дундачжи, построенный в 1930 году на бывшем Старом кладбище на средства прихода и русских жителей Харбина. Приход существовал с 1922 года и до постройки храма помещался в здании Украинского дома; церковь заложена 1 июня и освящена 14 декабря 1930 года. Богослужения возобновлены в 1980-х годах; здание охраняется как памятник архитектуры и используется православной общиной города.

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EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerOrthodox community of Harbin (Chinese Autonomous Orthodox Church); the owner of the building is not stated in open sources
Acquisitionbuilt
StatusIn use
As of2013-05
On 14 May 2013 Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia celebrated the liturgy in the church (Rossiyskaya Gazeta, May 2013).

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