Most Christians in Kazakhstan are Eastern Orthodox, and to a lesser extent, Roman Catholic. Most of its members belong to the Russians, Ukrainian, and the Belarusians ethnic groups. In the early 19 th century, the Kazakhstan church was part of the Orthodox Church in Turkestan, but in 1945 it was divided into smaller dioceses where an Orthodox church was built in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
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- As the name can suggest, religions that are not recognised in Kazakhstan don’t take part in the event. Yet another convention was held in Astana last year.
- ...Orthodox Christians in Kazakhstan, that there are many holy sites here, and that Christianity appeared in these lands much earlier than in the Slavic lands.