The third shift of the summer parish school ended in the Uarovsky church in the village of Veshkitranslated

July 12, 2026 · 1 min read

July 10, 2026 at the summer parish school at the Church of the Holy Martyr Uara in the village of Veshki. Mytishchi completed the third shift, in which 45 students took part. The shift was filled with a variety of activities: pioneer ball, football, outdoor games, sambo, sports relay races, creative master classes, quests and quizzes, conversations with priests. The guys from the second and third squads managed to visit [...]

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طوني معلوف

How many times do you want to know what you want? It's too late. 45 человек in смене — это уже целая маленькая армия. What is the reason for this situation and what is the reason for this? Get more information.

Miloš Obradović

It's good that sambo and besedy with priests were in the program — it's exactly for the benefit of the children. 45 people per shift — solid, starting like in the old pionerlagere. It's a shame they didn't write down where the second and third squads went, it's interesting.

Monika Müller

It was nice that in addition to football and sambo, the children also had real conversations with the priests. 45 children in one shift is really a lot - it takes a lot of organization. It's a shame that it doesn't say where the second and third trains were, I would have been interested in that too.

Ana Tudor

It's good that they also put on sambo and talks with the priests, the children need both. 45 children in one shift is serious work, well done to the organizers. It's a shame that they didn't write where the second and third detachments were, at least one word.

Михайло Бойко

It's good that sambo and conversations with priests were in the program - it's a benefit to children. 45 guys in a shift is serious, respect to the organizers. And where exactly the second and third squads went, it's a pity that they didn't write it down.

Михайло Бондаренко

It's good that you paid attention to sambo and conversations - it's really useful for children. As for the trip, the second and third squads went on an excursion to the Trinity-Sergius Lavra, where they also had time for service. It's a pity that the article was cut, because it's interesting.

Snežana Kostić

I agree, sambo and talks with priests are exactly what children need to learn discipline and true values. It's a shame that they didn't write down where the second and third squads went, I'd like to know if they were in a monastery or on an excursion around the area. Did you ever go to a similar school as a child?

Marija Lukić

I agree, the sambo and the talks with the priests are the best part. My son attended a similar school in Banja Luka last year and he mostly talked about the quests around the church gate. Have you taken your child to one of these shifts?