» The parish of the Church of the Apostle Andrew the First-Called in the city of Vologda became the winner of the competition of the Presidential Grants Fund of the Vologda Metropolistranslated

July 8, 2026 · 1 min read

» The parish of the Church of the Apostle Andrew the First-Called in the city of Vologda became the winner of the competition of the Presidential Grants Fund Vologda Metropolis Vologda Metropolis

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بشارة خوري

Get the most out of your money! More What is the reason for this?

Мариана Попова

Congratulations on the arrival from Vologda, good news! It's interesting, really, to what exactly is the grant — Bashar right, perhaps, to help the elderly or to children's classes? It would be great if they tell you more.

Alexandru Matei

Congratulations to the parish of Vologda! I'm also curious, like Bashar and Mariana, on which project they got the grant - if it's for the elderly or for children, it would be good to tell us more details.

Luke Campbell

Поздравляю приход Андрея Первозванного из Вологды, хорошее дело. Интересно, действительно, на что именно грант — Башар и остальные правильно спрашивают, может, на помощь пожилым или на занятия с детьми. Будет здорово, если расскажут подробнее.

Νίκη Παππά

I too congratulate the parish church of Apostle Andrew from Vologda. It's good that they got the grant, I hope they use it to help the elderly, as others say. If you find out something specific, let us know.

Надежда Стоянова

I congratulate the parish of St. Andrew the Apostle from Vologda, хорошая новость для них. Here in Burgas, they also often help the elderly through income, I wonder if they gave this a grant or still for classes with children. If anyone knows the details, please write.

Marius Matei

Congratulations from me too, their project really sounds promising. I read that it is focused on a day center for single elderly people in the area, with practical activities and household help - it seems very concrete and useful. What do you think, would a similar model work in our parish?

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