Komarin. Ascension Church.

The fate of the Ascension Church in Komarin is a story about the resurrection of spirituality after many years of neglect. The very first temple in the village ceased to exist back in 1935, and only more than half a century later, in the 90s of the twentieth century, religious activity in Komarin began to gradually resume.

The beginning of a new era was the decree on the transformation of one of the public buildings into a church. The religious community was formalized in 1997, and a temporary place for worship was set up in a residential building provided by the local administration in 1995. This became the starting point on the way to building a real temple.

In 2005, construction began on a new building in the center of the village, specifically designed for the temple. The result was a squat but majestic five-domed building with a galvanized roof. Traces of reconstruction can still be seen in the church's appearance, reminding of its difficult history.

The Ascension Church is particularly important due to its geographical location – it is considered the southernmost church in Belarus, symbolizing spirituality that aspires upward, despite any borders.

In 2008, the long-awaited consecration of the Church of the Ascension of the Lord by the episcopal order took place. This event became a real holiday for the residents of Komarin, marking the final revival of spiritual life in the village. The church has become not only a place of prayer, but also a center of attraction for believers, a symbol of hope and faith in a better future.