- The only Russian Orthodox church in the city was built in 1883 and dedicated to the Russian patron saint Alexander Nevsky, which statue stands in a niche...Bulunamadı: kolyvan
- <nowiki>Александро-Невский Покровский монастырь; monastère Saint-Alexandre-Nevsky de Kolyvan; Alexander Nevsky church in...
- Kilise Aziz adanmış bir kilise, Kirill Krivtsov, ikinci Kolyvan lonca tüccar ve Tomsk Piskoposu Isaac 1887 yılında takdis gelen bağış eklektik tarzı sayesinde...Bulunamadı: church
- A parochial school was built at the church in 1890 by Kolyvan merchant of the 2nd guild Evgraf Aleksandrovich Zhernakov.
- The Alexander Nevsky Church (Danish: Skt. Aleksander Nevskij Kirke) is the only Russian Orthodox church in Copenhagen.Bulunamadı: kolyvan
- 14th Sunday after Pentecost Saturday, September 28th at 5:00 PM – Vigil Service Sunday, September 29th at 9:30 AM – Divine Liturgy at both St. Alexander’s and...Bulunamadı: kolyvan
- English: Alexander Nevsky church at en:Kolyvan, Novosibirsk Oblast, August, 2005.
- One can get from the Novosibirsk bus station (4 Krasny avenue) to the settlement of Kolyvan by bus on the route "Novosibirsk-Kolyvan".
- The Great Vladimirsky Cathedral is distinguished by the baroque splendor of the details, and the Alexander Nevsky Church is lower and simpler in form.Bulunamadı: kolyvan
- The name of the church was given by the Russian prince named Alexander Yaroulavitz who expelled Swedish and German invaders from Russia back in 1242 at...Bulunamadı: kolyvan
- The Russian Church named after Alexander Nevsky was built between the years 1896-1903.Bulunamadı: kolyvan
- The church is named after the Russian’s prince named Alexander Yaroulavitz who expelled Swedish and German invaders from the Russia in the 13th century.Bulunamadı: kolyvan
- The church belongs to the Serbian Orthodox Church, and it was built in honour of the Russian volunteers who fought alongside Serbian soldiers in the wars of...Bulunamadı: kolyvan
- Cathedral of Alexander Nevsky was an Orthodox cathedral in Warsaw, built by the Church of Russia between 1894 and 1912 and destroyed during the years 1924-1926...Bulunamadı: kolyvan