The Temple of the Righteous Job the Long-Suffering

The Church of Job the Long-Suffering in Minsk was built in 1992. The temple is a part of the House of Mercy. The whole complex looks like a cross when viewed from above. At first glance, the style in which the church was built is austere and restrained: white walls with arched windows end with a four-pitched brick-colored roof. A cross typical of Orthodox churches is placed on it. The interior of the church is of much greater interest. About three thousand elements make up the unique iconostasis of the Church of Job the Long-suffering. It is made to order and made of porcelain. The walls of the building are decorated with author's frescoes depicting the faces of saints, as well as some historical events related to the Belarusian Orthodox Church.