Religions
- Christian - Russia / The Russian Federation (Excluding the Caucasus
Area and Finno-Ugric Regions)
CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS, FAITHS, GROUPS, ETC. :
Sites for individual Christian church groups (and Pre-Christian) arranged
by geographical area or country (some Muslim coverage included for
selected Balkan area countries).
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Religion in Russia in General, Including
General Christianity
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Russian Orthodoxy in General
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Orthodoxy and Rus - Russia - Russian
Federation
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Russian Orthodox Church - Moscow Patriarchate
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Metropolitanates and Eparchy Sites
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Individual Cathedrals and Churches Sites
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Lavri and Monasteries Sites
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Russian Orthodox Church - Moscow Patriarchate
- Karelian Isthmus and International Sites
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- Pravoslavnye sviatyni Serebrianogo
koltsa Rossii - Ostrov Konevets.
- Sankt-Peterburgskaia mitropoliia
Konevskii Roshdestvo-Bogorodichnyi Monastyr. Konevitsa Monastery
of the Nativity of the Mother of God. [Konevitsa Monastery, located
on an island in Lake Ladoga, is southeast of Priozersk, Russia
(formerly Käkisalmi, Finland), and is part of Priozersk raion,
Leningrad oblast, Russian Federation. From 1323 to 1721 and 1812
to 1940 and 1941-1944 it was located in Finland].
- Wandering
Camera. By Peter Sobolev.
Digital photos from Russia, Finland, North Korea, etc. His Album
290. Konevets
island: Arrival. And Album 291. Konevets
island: Monastery. And Album 292. Konevets
island: Monastery suburbs and Uspenskaya chapel. Album 293:
Konevets
island: Kazansky and Konevsky cells, chapel on the Horse-rock,
shores.
- Valaam Monastery
[Valamo Monastery 1917-1944].
- Another Valaam Monastery
Page. [Actually in Republic of Karelia, Russian Federation].
- Click
here For links to the Valamo Monastery, formerly located on
Lake Ladoga islands, but evacuated to (remaining) Finland after
the 1939-40 Winter War and 1941-44 war.
- Click
here for links to Lintula Convent, formerly located in Kivennapa,
Finland [now Leningrad oblast, Russia], but evacuated to Heinävesi,
Finland after the Second World War.
- Russian Orthodox Church in
Great Britain and Ireland - Diocese of Sourozh - Patriarchate
of Moscow.
- Russian
Orthodox Cathedral in London Choir Recordings.
- In
the Name Of The Father And The Son And the Holy Spirit... Metropolitan
Anthony of Sourozh.
- Russian Orthodox Church
in Sweden.
- Orthodoxy
in China - by Avgerinos. From Die
Orthodoxe Kirche in China.
- Russian
Orthodox Church to Be Built in Yerevan [Armienia].
- St. Nicholas Russian
Orthodox Cathedral, New York City, NY. Under the Jurisdiction
of the Russian Orthodox Church - Moscow Patriarchate.
- Patriarchal
Parishes in the USA.
- Russian
Orthodox Church - Patriarchal Parishes in the USA.
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The Russian Orthodox Church Outside of
Russia, The Russian Orthodox Church Abroad [This
Church has split into two factions over the issue of church
relations with the Russian Orthodox Church - Moscow Patriarchate]
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Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia - Russkaia
Pravoslavnaia Tserkov Zagranitsei
Head: Metropolitan LAURUS, Eastern America and New York Diocese,
FIRST HIERARCH of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia,
Ruling Bishop of the Syracuse-Holy Trinity Diocese.
This group is dialoging
with the Moscow Patriarchate and has formally reunited with the Russian Orthodox Church - Moscow Patriarchate on May 17, 2007. [Info here and here as well as here.and here and here.] |
- Russkaia Pravoslavnaia Tserkov
zagranitsei - Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia. Official
Site.
- Diocese of
Chicago and Detroit - Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia.
- Holy Trinity Monastery.
Jordanville, New York.
- Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary.
Jordanville, New York.
- St. Alexander
Nevsky Cathedral. Howell, New Jersey.
- Russian
Orthodox Church of Our Lady - Joy of All Who Sorrow.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- St. Nicholas Orthodox Church,
Dallas Texas. Its Links to Russian Orthodox Church Outside
Russia. Their Parishes
Worldwide page.
- Old Rite Russian Orthodox Church of the Nativity.
Erie, Pennsylvania.
- Russian
Orthodox Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Washington, DC.
- St. Basil the Great
Orthodox Church. St. Louis, Missouri.
- Saint John Chrysostom
Russian Orthodox Church. House Springs, Missouri.
- St. Jonah
of Manchuria Orthodox Church. Spring, Woodlands, and Conroe,
Texas.
- All Saints of Russia Orthodox
Church. Denver, Colorado.
- St. John of Kronstadt
Russian Orthodox Church of San Diego.
- St. Nicholas
Russian Orthodox Cathedral. Seattle, Washington.
- Russian Orthodox Church
of Saint Vladimir - Edmonton, Alberta.
- Russische Orthodoxe
Kirche in Deutschland.
- Russische Orthodoxe Kirche
in Deutschland. [Another site].
- Vestnik
- Germanskoi Eparkhii Russkoi Pravoslavnoi Tserkvi za granitsei.
- Orthodoxy
in China - by Avgerinos. From Die
Orthodoxe Kirche in China.
- Australian
and New Zealand Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside
of Russia.
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Sites Related to the Russian Orthodox
Church Abroad Operations in Russia
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Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia - Russian Orthodox
Church in Exile [Russkaia Pravoslavnaia Tserkov Zagranitsei
- Russkaia Pravoslavnaia Tserkov v Izgnanii]
Head: Metropolitan Vitaly, First Hierarch of ROCOR (ROCE), President
of Synod of Bishops.
This group is not dialoging
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Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church [Rossiskaia
Pravoslavnaia Avtonomnaia Tserkov] [This Church has split into two factions over apparent organizational issues] |
Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church |
- ROAC: Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church. Also known since 1990 as the Free Russian Orthodox Church. This organization is under the leadership of His Eminence, Metropolitan Valentine of Suzdal and Vladimir, President of the Synod of Bishops. And another page.
- Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church - Official web-site. The Russian site seems to be more up to date.
- Saint Basil of Kineshma Russian Orthodox Church. Colorado Springs, Colorado.
- Saint Nicholas Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church. Elmwood Park, New Jersey.
- Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church - Bishops. Metropolitan Valentine of Suzdal and Vladimir - First-Hierarch of Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church. Unofficial site.
- The Free Russian Orthodox Church: A Short History (1982-1998). By Vladimir Moss.
- Epistle of the Hierarchical Synod of the Russian (Rossijskoj) Orthodox Church to the Hierarchical Council of the Russian (Russkoj) Orthodox Church Abroad. 21 August / September 3, 2000. No. 70.
- An Attempt to Seize a Church of the Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church in Zhelezhnovodsk.
- A Nativity Address of MP Bishop to the Clergy and Laity of the Autonomous Russian Orthodox Church.
- Reply of the clergy, monastics and laity of the Russian Orthodox Church to the "Nativity Address of Archbishop Evlogy (Moscow Patriarchate) to the clergy and laity of the Russian [Rossijskoj] Orthodox Autonomous Church".
The Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church in America |
- The Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church in America - Under the Direction of Archbishop Gregory of Denver and Colorado. This organization is under the leadership of His Eminence, Archbishop Gregory of Denver and Colorado.
- Genuine Orthodox Church of America - Under the Leadership of Archbishop Gregory of Denver & Colorado. His Eminence, Archbishop Gregory of Denver and Colorado.
- True Orthodox Information.
- Dormition Skeet. Buena Vista, Colorado.
- Holy Apostles Convent. Buena Vista, Colorado. Their True Orthodox Polemics Index with links to their views of Schismatics, Heretics, Non-Christians.
- Bulgarska Istinno-Pravoslavna Terkva.
- New
Parish of the ROCA [Russian Orthodox Church Abroad] Formed in
Moldova. [Not sure to which jurisdiction this parish is affiliated].
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Russian Orthodox Church Old Believers - Russkaia Pravoslavnaia Staroobriadcheskaia Tserkov
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Other Churches Using the Name "Russian
Orthodox Church"
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The Orthodox Church of America
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The Holy Eastern Orthodox Catholic
and Apostolic Church in North America® (American Orthodox
Catholic Church).
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Syro-Russian Orthodox Catholic Church
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| The Syro-Russian Orthodox Catholic Church's
official beginning as an Orthodox jurisdiction in America began
on May 29, 1892 at the Church of Our Lady of Good Death, Colombo
Ceylon (Sri Lanka), and was done canonically because of a Bull
issued by His Holiness Ignatius Peter III, Patriarch of the
Orthodox Syrian Church of Antioch. This church later split with
the Oriental Orthodox Indian (Malankara) Church. The S-ROCC
also possesses succession from the Russian Orthodox Catholic
Church from Archbishop Konstantin (Wendland). More
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True Orthodox Church of Greece - Parishes
in the Russian Federation
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Orthodox Church of Mother of God Derjavnaya
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The Holy Orthodox Catholic Patriarchate
of America (HOCPA)
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Catholicism in Russia in General [Eastern
Rite and Roman Rite]
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The Byzantine Catholic Church in Russia
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The Roman Catholic Church in Russia
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- Raskolniks.
[Russian raskolnik, a schismatic, a dissenter; from raskol, schism,
splitting; that in turn from raz, apart, and kolot', to split;
plural, raskolniki). A generic term for dissidents from the Established
Church in Russia. Molokans are "sectarians", not "raskolniks".]
- Molokans Around the World.
Note link to Original
Molokan Home Page online.
- 39.
Semeon Uklein and the Molokans. From The
Conflict of Ages - 3. In turn from The
Conflict of Ages - A Treatise on the Dichotomy between Military
Service and the Kingdom of God. By Daniel H. Shubin.
- Russian
Molokan Church service, September 14, 1938. From California
Gold.
- Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Susoeff and Mr. and Mrs. Popoff singing unaccompanied
Russian Molokan hymns, October 7, 1938. From California
Gold.
- Russian
Molokan and Subbotnik Genealogy Research Web-site.
- Tolmasoff
& Patapoff Families - Tracing Two Molokan Russian-American
Families.
- Dukhobors
and Molokans - Spirit Christian Communities in Russia.
- Molokans
- A Quiet Community in Armenia. From Eurasianet.org.
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kontse ostalos Slovo. [Russian Molokans in Armenia].
- Kars Area Molokans.
[Kars Oblast, Russian Empire 1878-1921; Now part of Turkey]. From
Molokans Around the World.
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- Moia istoricheskaia
rodina.
- Today
in History: September 14. From Library of Congress. Includes
Molokans section].
- A
History of Molokans in Boyle Heights [California].
- Russian
Molokan Church Service, September 14, 1938. Russian Molokan
Church, Potrero Hill, San Francisco, California.
- The
Pilgrims of Russian-town Seventy Years Later. By Stephen E.
Scott.
- A Russian
Molokan Farmers' Village in Northwestern Utah. From Molokans
Around the World.
- History
of Mexican Peoples - Mexico's Russian Colony. [Molokans who
emigrated to Mexico in the early 20th century from Kars, Russian
Armenia (now Turkey)].
- Additional Sites on the Molokans appear in the Religion
- Jewish - The Caucasus Mountains Region and Surrounding Areas
Page.
Subbotniks
[Some Subbotniks are former Christians
who worshipped on the Sabbath day and eventually converted
to Judaism]
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The Skoptsy or "Castrati"
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The Armenian Apostolic Church in the
Russian Federation
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The Armenian Catholic Church in the Russian
Federation
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The Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian
Church of the East in the Russian Federation
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The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Russia
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Links to The
Church of Ingria - Evangelical Lutheran Church of/in Ingria
are here.
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Baptists and Related Evangelical Christians
in the Russian Federation
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The Anglican Church in the Russian Federation
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The Pentecostal Church and Pentecostalism
in the Russian Federation
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The United Methodist Church in the Russian
Federation
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Other Protestant Churches in Russia
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Independently Organized Russian Mormon
Church Predating Official Entry of Mormonism into the Russian
Federation ["Russian Mormons"]
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Other Churches with Christian Beliefs
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Religions of the Republic of Tatarstan of The Russian Federation
and Christian Residents of Tatarstan |
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Religion in the Republic of Tatarstan
of the Russian Federation in General, Including General Christianity
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Russian Orthodox Church - Moscow Patriarchate
in the Republic of Tatarstan of the Russian Federation
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The Roman Catholic Church in in the Republic
of Tatarstan of the Russian Federation
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Protestant Churches in in the Republic
of Tatarstan of the Russian Federation
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Religions of the Republic of Bashkortostan of The Russian Federation
and Christian Residents of Bashkortostan/Bashkiria |
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Religions of the Chuvash Republic of The Russian Federation
and Christian Residents of Chuvashia |
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