Location: Tehase 1, Rõngu alevik, Rõngu vald, Tartumaa, 61001
Pope himself gave the church in Rõngu an indulgence. The year in question was 1413
and it is the earliest mentioning of the church in the remaining historical documents.
There might have been a predecessor, a year 1390 has come up, but all the rem...
Location: Lossi 8, Kuressaare linn, Saaremaa, 93816
The Orthodox congregation of Kuressaare was founded after the Great Nordic War to fulfil the religious needs of army men, merchants and their families. Their first tiny wooden church of only 35 squares was built in 1750. The current limestone church was...
Location: Viru-Nigula alevik, Viru-Nigula vald, Lääne-Virumaa, 44001
The old Latin name for Viru-Nigula congregation was Maum which
was probably derived from the place’s ancient name Mahu. The
church’s base and arches of choir date back to the 13th century. In
1658 the army of Russian czar burned the church down...
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