„Pokrov Presvetoy Bogoroditse" Russian church

The Russian church "Pokrov Presvetoy Bogoroditse" is built in 17th century by Don Cossacks, who were banished by the reforms of the Russian Emperor Peter the Great.
The church has a rectangular shape and is compared to a ship. On the roof an old Russian Cross is placed. A bell tower with seven bells was built at the end of the church. Inside the temple consists of three parts: the altar, middle and narthex. The altar is located in the eastern part of the temple and the entrance (exit) in the west - a sign, Christians receded from darkness to light.
Location: Bulgaria,Silistra district, Silistra Municipality, village of Aydemir