A lovely concert today!!!

My home church,always in my heart

Good acoustics

"Kuressaare Lawrence Church is a church built in the first half of the 19th century in Kuressaare, which was put into operation on November 29, 1836. Previously, there were two churches on the same site, the first of which was destroyed during the Northern War, and the second burned to the ground in 1828 as a result of a fire that broke out as a result of a lightning strike. The church contains a 14th-century baptismal stone from Anseküla Church (burned down in 1944), which is very close to the baptismal stones of the so-called Frölje group on Gotland. The sides of this ten-sided kupa are covered with two rows of fantastic animals and creatures that represent evil spirits, only on one side is an animal with a three-pointed tail, standing on two legs. From the 16th century there is a wall brazier depicting a man holding a flag, and from the 17th century two chandeliers: a 16-arm chandelier with an eagle from 1635 and a twelve-arm chandelier with an image of a horseman from 1634."

A woman led the service. A beautiful place

A very beautiful church.

God's word was, is and remains

Not a flashy place, but a nice place to eat, like anywhere, when you're in a good-spirited group. We, the KLM male choir, were in Kuresaari, Estonia, for a concert.

Mother's church funeral was a heartfelt and modest service. The church is clean, white, in bright colors. The service can be followed online.

In the center of the city, near city line stops, parking spaces, disabled access