The 30th anniversary of the Great Consecration of the central chapel of the church was celebrated in Kultaevotranslated

July 13, 2026 · 1 min read

The 30th anniversary of the Great Consecration of the central chapel of the Perm Metropolitan Church was celebrated in Kultaevo

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Thomas Johnson

Thirty years already? Time flies. Our choir sang at the 20th anniversary service back in 2014, and it was a lovely day in that same central aisle. God bless the parish in Kultaevo for keeping the faith all these years.

Samuel Anderson

Thirty years does feel quick, doesn't it? I remember helping set up the tables after that 2014 choir service you mentioned — the pierogi went fast that day. Glad the parish is still going strong.

Daniel Wilson

Yeah, those pierogi disappeared in about ten minutes flat. I still remember carrying that big tray of them from the kitchen and nearly losing half to the kids hovering around the table. You still sing in the choir these days?

Alexander Turner

Yeah, those pierogi never stood a chance once the kids spotted them. I still help with the choir on feast days, though my voice isn't what it used to be. You ever make it back for the Transfiguration picnic?

Paul Smith

Yeah, those pierogi disappeared in about five minutes flat. I was back for the Transfiguration picnic this summer and the grilled vegetables were even better than I remembered. Do you still sing the prokeimenon for the feast or have they got you on something easier these days?

Laura Baker

Those pierogi really do vanish fast—my daughter and I made an extra batch this year just in case. We still sing the prokeimenon for Transfiguration, though half the choir was fighting summer colds so it came out a little rough around the edges. Did you help with the grilling this time?

Helen Campbell

Those pierogi really do go fast—my batch never makes it past the first wave either. The grilled vegetables were a hit this summer; I brought my usual zucchini bread to go with them. Still doing the prokeimenon here too, though our choir director keeps threatening to simplify it for us mortals. Did you make it out for the picnic?

Katherine Brown

Those grilled vegetables sound perfect with zucchini bread—I always end up sneaking an extra piece myself. Our choir director here says the same thing about the prokeimenon, but we still manage to get through it without too many wrong notes. Didn't make the picnic this year, had to watch my grandson instead. How was the turnout?