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Okno: Kazakstan Facts & Figures
Area: 2.7 mill. sq. km. Capital: Akmola Other cities: Almaty Language: Kazak, Russian Religions: Muslim, Russian Orthodox, Protestant Economy and Economic Data GDP per capita: $2,880 (1996 est.) Currency: tenge ...
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Religion and Philosophy
(Quakers) Lutheran World Federation United Methodist Church Presbyterian Church (USA) Orthodox: Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America The Orthodox Christian Page in America Russian Orthodox Church (Moscow Partriarchate) Other: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day ...
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Printed Matter -- Susan Hardwick -- November 20, 1994
West Sacramento. Hardwick says West Sacramento has figured prominently in the settlement of Russian immigrants ever since the land around West Sacramento was drained and made available for ... Sacramento; many have come sincel988and most are still there. They attend either the Russian Orthodox Church or the Russian Baptist Church, which are located across the street from each other in what ...
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Kodiak Island, Alaska - Official Visitors Guide - Walking Map
Excellent view of Chiniak Bay. Overview of Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church Photo opportunity. Alaska Department of Fish & Game Public information, licenses, ... 's Russian Orthodox Theological Seminary and Veniaminov Museum Houses many important artifacts from Alaska's secular and religious history. Gift shop. Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church Oldest orthodox parish ...
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Kodiak Island, Alaska - Official Visitors Guide - The Russian Era
Russian colonization, mementos of Alaska's territorial days and W.W.II memorabilia. The most lasting legacy of the Russian era is the Russian Orthodox religion. Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox ... Museum and log chapel commemorating the bicentennial of the Orthodox Church of America in 1994 Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church Frank Flavin Home :: Explore Kodiak :: Business & Economy :: ...
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Arctic Studies Center
Russian, kazhim). Gideon, a Russian Orthodox churchman, witnessed one of the winter ceremonies on Kodiak Island between 1804 and 1807. His description, translated from the Russian by Lydia Black, is ...
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Our Beliefs: Looking Both Ways
The Elders beat the drums and start to sing songs in honor of their ancestors .." - Russian Orthodox priest Gideon, describing a Kodiak Island dance, 1804-07 Winter hunting ceremonies were part of ... dance at a midwinter ceremony in the 19th century. Illustration by Mark Matson, 1999. The Russian Orthodox cemetery and chapel at Karluk, on Kodiak Island. The chapel was built in 1888. Photograph ...
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Europe on the Matrix: Tallinn, Estonia (Eesti)
Old Town area, where one finds medieval walls and defensive towers, Lutheran and Russian Orthodox churches, and Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles of architecture. The centerpiece of Old Town ... Tallinn: A closer look at some of Tallinn's well-known churches, including the Russian Orthodox Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, St. Olaf's Church and the Dome Church (Toomkirik). (17 Photos) [ ...
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Europe on the Matrix: Vilnius, Lithuania (Lietuva)
Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and even before – with a dash of Russian thrown in, thanks to later control by the Russian tsars and eventually the Soviet Union. Thus, for example, while Rà ... a German and Swedish heritage, Vilnius churches are decidedly Roman Catholic, with a smattering of Russian Orthodox. In centuries past, Vilnius was a great center of culture and learning within the Polish ...
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'Where was God?' ask refugees who sheltered in a Russian convent after the war in Georgia - Los Angeles Times
Orthodox convent across the Russian border. The convent director, known as Mother Nonna, said thousands have passed through since the bloodshed began one week ago in the pro-Russian separatist province ... and medicine to refugees. Thirty tons of supplies have poured into the convent from the Russian Orthodox Church alone. "We are working around the clock," Mother Nonna said. "We drowned in the ...
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