Yeremichi. Voznesenskaya Church.

The Church of the Ascension of the Lord in Yeremichi was built with funds allocated by the tsarist government. It was built of rubble stone in the form of a cross on the central square of the village near the Neman River.

The architecture of the church reflects the traditional features of the Russian Orthodox churches of that time, with such characteristic elements as domes and crosses.

The temple also has porticos, arched belts, and an onion dome on an octagon. The architectural ensemble also includes a bell tower, which appeared later and was built separately from the temple. It still performs the function of a ceremonial brahma.

The overall appearance of the temple is quite expressive. This is achieved by combining rubble stone with plastered decorative elements.

During the Soviet years, the church building was transferred to a local collective farm for storage.

In 1989, the church was returned to the faithful.

Today, the temple serves not only as a place for worship, but also as an important cultural center for local residents, preserving spiritual traditions and customs.

Over time, the Church of the Ascension of the Lord has become a symbol of the village of Yeremichi, attracting the attention of both locals and tourists interested in history and architecture. Its unique history and architectural features make it an important part of the cultural heritage of the region.