Boris and Gleb church

The Boris and Gleb church, also known as the Cathedral of the Intercession of the Mother of God, is a warm and cozy temple located in Borispol. It was constructed in 1989 on a swampy wasteland near the highway, under the guidance of hegumen Sophrony. The temple was completed in 1995 and has since become the main temple of the Borispol diocese. Visitors describe the church as a place filled with grace and a sense of calm and comfort. The interior is beautifully decorated with extraordinary murals, and the acoustics are excellent, enhancing the experience of the wonderful choir. The temple also boasts warm floors, ensuring a comfortable atmosphere even during cold weather. Over the years, the temple has undergone restoration and improvements under the guidance of a new abbot. The interior has been put in order, and the space has been transformed. The choir continues to impress with their singing, and the service is described as gracious. The clergy and the mothers in the window shop are known for their exceptional attentiveness and kindness. Despite its relatively recent construction, the Boris and Gleb church has become a true gem in Boryspil. Visitors are amazed by its beauty and unique atmosphere. It stands as a testament to the faith and dedication of the Boris-Gleb parish and has become a beloved symbol of the city.