The church is located in Vinagradovo, near Dmitrovskoye Highway. The author Bazhenov built this church in the classicist style; it consists of three separate buildings: the church itself, the bell tower and the chapel. The church is not painted inside, perhaps this was the intention. This church feels like it was built for a small number of people, there is not much space. More suitable for one noble family. The schedule of services can be found on the temple website or on the information board next to the temple. The columns that adorn this church can also be found in the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God “Joy of All Who Sorrow” on Ordynka, in the construction of which Bazhenov also took part.

Our family church) A quiet and peaceful place. All the children were baptized there. There is a Sunday school for children, I accidentally managed to visit the classroom, all the walls are covered in crafts and drawings, it feels like I visited it as a child... I’m thinking about taking my seven-year-old son to classes... to shake up my mind a little. Before the christening of my youngest son, I had to go through a three-hour “interview”, as probably in all churches now. Be prepared) otherwise we were hoping to disappear in an hour, hiding behind a small child, but that was not the case) We took turns: my husband listened to the first part, I fed, put him to bed and guarded his sleep, and the second 1.5 hours - I listened, and my husband I was walking with my little one in a stroller. And at the christening itself, we were alone in the church, the feeling was truly a sacrament, and not a stream (there is something to compare with).

The wonderful temple, supposedly built according to the design of the Russian architect V.I. Bazhenov, from afar resembles a candle burning towards God. Located on a high place next to Dmitrovskoye Highway, opposite Dolgiye Ponds. The temple was consecrated in 1777 by Moscow Metropolitan Platon (Levshin) in the name of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God and, by the grace of God, was never closed. The atmosphere is simply unique, relaxed. Truly a holy place... The only place I know of where you can get candles for free and also submit notes for health and peace for free (not custom ones), this is a wonderful opportunity for those who do not currently have money. There are candles in the temple, anyone can take them in the right quantity. The parishioners and servants of the temple are very friendly. I would also especially like to mention the abbots of the temple - incredibly worthy people, information about them can be found on the temple website.

On the territory of the temple there is a good Sunday school for children and adults (attendance is mandatory before the baptismal ceremony), I really liked the priest who performed the baptismal ceremony (quickly, deftly, with an approach to the kids, he bathed everyone in the font), but I give a low score for the impudence of the attendant personnel demanding a bribe for the ceremony and grimacing if amounts of less than 3-5 thousand per person are transferred for donation. It's a shame, gentlemen! You're not trading on the market! You need to understand that not only wealthy parishioners become Christians.

Small, cozy church. Beautiful painting, carved portals. We baptized our baby there and really enjoyed it. They take no more than 2 kids at a time, very kind and patient priest))

On September 8, 2019, my son was baptized in this church. I was left with very good impressions and memories. Father Mikhail performed the sacrament and created a very pleasant atmosphere. Each time he turned to us and explained what he would do next and what we would need to do. Our son was baptized on the 42nd day, and since he was still small, the font was made warmer for him. The women who serve there showed concern. They allow you to take photographs (but before that it’s better to go to the priest and ask. As they explained to us during the conversation, to receive blessings). Everything went great and I recommend this church to everyone.

It is difficult to evaluate temples and faith. We go to baptism every year to get Epiphany water. Year after year, the same dump of cars. A traffic police officer who chases improperly parked cars and everything that follows from this. You can buy plastic bottles and fill them with Epiphany water. The line is usually long, so I advise you to arrive early to avoid freezing in the windy cold.

Beautiful old church. We were here once for a service. Unfortunately there are very few chairs (only for grandmothers)

Beautiful temple.

Very old and cozy, like a home church.

Hidden gem...gorgeous!...

The temple has never been closed; it is important that the memory of the new martyrs who served in this temple is honored. Nowadays, there are services every day, the priests preach, and after the funeral service the priest said a wonderful word of consolation to his loved ones.

The nature around the church is beautiful, but the paths to the church are broken and there is a hole in the fence from the highway. I personally would like to visit more ancient churches.

I only go to this church. In church I want to meet people from God, or at least with kind faces. She arrived on January 20. She put a candle on the canon. Not only did the servant not let me sit quietly, she also grabbed the candle and moved it next to me. For what? By what right? I wanted to leave. Those who entered the church in passing may not pay attention to this... But those who brought their soul to the church want to meet understanding eyes.