Cerkiew św. Mikołaja w Seldovii
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Cerkiew św. Mikołaja – prawosławna parafialna cerkiew w Seldovii.
Rosyjscy misjonarze prawosławni dotarli do Seldovii ok. 1820, jednak obecna świątynia jest znacznie młodsza – powstała w 1891, uzyskując natychmiast status parafialnej. Do tego momentu wspólnota wiernych z Seldovii podlegała parafii w Kenai. W 1981 drewniany budynek był remontowany z funduszy stanu Alaska.
Cerkiew w Seldovii jest w całości wzniesiona z drewna, jednonawowa, z dzwonnicą usytuowaną ponad przedsionkiem. Budynek jest malowany na biało z zielonymi obramowaniami ścian.
Bibliografia
- Seldovia Churches. seldovia.com. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2010-11-28)].
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Interior of a Russian Orthodox Church in Seldovia, Alaska. Russian Orthodox churches are typically richly decorated with gold icons and numerous religious symbols. Even in the smallest port communities, the churches are lavishly decorated. Russian Orthodox churches are found in a dozen port communities and include Unalaska, Kodiak, Seldovia, Juneau, and Sitka, to name a few. These churches continue to have active congregations and are a rare glimpse into Russian-American culture that began in the late 1700's. All churches offer cultural tours.
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