🏛 Church of the Resurrection of Christ in Tarusa

Таруса, ул. Ефремова, 7

A white church above the Oka on the eastern edge of old Tarusa.

It was originally the church of the suburban village of Voskresenskoye, which was burned along with the church during Devlet-Giray's raid.
In 1898–1903 the church was rebuilt in the Russian style: a new refectory, a tent-roofed dome and a bell tower appeared.
Services stopped in 1934; Natalya Krandievskaya recalled the word “Bakery” on its peeling walls.
The church was returned to believers in 1988, and its walls were painted in the 1990s by Irina Starzhenetskaya.
In 1997 a stone wayside cross by Anatoly Komelin was erected by the church in memory of the parishioners of the vanished cemetery.

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