Seylovichi. Church of the Heart of Jesus

This charming wooden church was built in the village of Seylovichi in the 19th century. According to another version, it was built back in the XVIII century and originally served as a Uniate church. In the 1920s, the church in the village of Sejlovici was significantly renovated and renovated. During the Soviet period, the temple was closed and was not used for its intended purpose. However, in the 1990s, the church was completely renovated and reopened its doors to the faithful.

This temple is an architectural monument of national dogumanism. It has a rectangular shape and is decorated with a pointed roof, which turns into a tent roof over a pentagonal apse. The triangular pediment of the facade ends with a four-sided marquee signature. The entrance to the temple is decorated with a low rectangular vestibule with a gable roof. The horizontally lined side facades of the temple are separated by rectangular window openings and crossbars in the walls.

The Church of the Most Holy Heart of Jesus in the village of Seylovichi is an important landmark in Belarus. It is an architectural monument of wooden architecture of the 19th century, which also represents significant cultural and historical value for the whole country. This temple attracts attention not only for its architectural beauty, but also for the rich history preserved within its walls.