Zhirovichi. St. George the Victorious Church.

In the village of Zhirovichi, Slonim district, there is a famous Orthodox monastery and a spiritual seminary. All guests and tourists who come to the place also visit the local spring and font. There are so many preserved monuments and shrines in the monastery that almost no one notices the wooden church of the 18th century on the way to the monastery and font.

 St. George's Church was built on a local cemetery on a hill during the time of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The temple was built in the early 18th century. In the 19th century, Archpriest Plakida Gavrilovich Yankovsky, an associate of the last Uniate Metropolitan Joseph Semashko, was buried in the church. Above his grave, there was a cast-iron slab in the wall with the date of the priest's life "1810-1872".

It is likely that the Church, like the monastery once, originally belonged to Uniate believers. The church has a very simple architecture and is a monument of folk wooden architecture.

The building is single-tower, has a rectangular volume in plan, to which a multi-faceted apse is attached. The building is covered with a gable roof. A trapezoidal pediment rises on the main facade. Above the pediment is a small four-sided turret with a figured barrack dome.