Dembrovo. The Church of the Holy Trinity.

Dembrovo was first mentioned in the 16th century as a gentry estate in the Lida municipality. Until 1531, it belonged to the great Lithuanian scribe Sidor Kopets. The main attractions of the agro-town today are the Church of the Holy Trinity, St. John the Theologian Church, fragments of the park of the former estate.

The construction of the Holy Trinity Church began in 1674. Since 1676, the church has housed the mission of the Jesuit Order, which contributed to the development of spiritual life and educational initiatives in the area. The Jesuits played a significant role in spreading the Catholic faith and culture, and their presence in the church left a significant mark on its history.

However, the fate of the church changed after the uprising of 1863-1864, when the priest was exiled to Siberia. As a result, the temple was handed over to the Orthodox and it began to be used for other religious purposes.

In 1919, the Trinity Church returned to the Catholic community, which became an important event for the faithful. Over the centuries, the temple has undergone many changes and restorations, while retaining its historical and architectural value.

Today, the Trinity Church is not only a place of worship, but also a cultural heritage site that attracts the attention of tourists and researchers interested in the history and architecture of the region. Its Baroque architecture, rich history and significance for the local community make it an important element of the cultural world of Shchuchinsk region.