Trinity Church, Sarni

The small town is located in the north of Sarny Rivne region. In the history of warfare that took place on the territory of Ukraine, the city played an important role. Great is his contribution to the cultural heritage of the region and the country as a whole. Despite the small size of the town, and maybe that`s why, in the architectural appearance Sarnoff intertwined many areas of different eras. Here and St. Basil`s Cathedral and the Roman Catholic Church, but one of the most outstanding monuments of architecture on the right is the Church of the Trinity.

History of the temple

Wooden Trinity Church was built in 1725 at the expense of the local patron and landowner A. Prushinskiy. Although the church has been in existence for over 200 years, it stood at the time of the shelling in the Second World War of 1941-1945., The Nazi occupation, she experienced communist rule with their persecution of the faith. And at the same time managed to preserve its unique, almost pristine, kind of.

It should be noted that the first draft of the temple assumed two domes, however, the efforts of his father John Abbot and locals another dome was completed over a bell tower. Also, at the urging of citizens, the church was built a house priest.

Despite the fact that the Trinity Church on the list of monuments of national importance, it is still an active church, and its doors are always open not only for lovers of wooden architecture in Ukraine, but also primarily for parishioners.

Especially beautiful the locals are towering on the bank of the river Sluch Trinity Church in the summer, the sun-drenched and surrounded by greenery. In addition to appearance, the temple also remained unique handmade throne in honor of the Holy Trinity.

How to get to Trinity Church

Connections to the City provides M07 highway. Every 2 hours buses from Kyiv, Rivne, Lutsk, Ternopil, Kuznetsovsk, Vladimirtsov, Zarechny. The city bus runs, but quite rare. Simply move on foot, because the main square to Trinity Church 7 minutes on foot.