Russian Orthodox Church

Londres, Royaume-Uni

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Téléphone :
+44 20 7584 0096
Adresse :
67 Ennismore Gardens, Londres, London, SW7 1NH
Knightsbridge
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
210 mPrince Of Wales Gate
290 mRutland Gardens
300 mExhibition Road
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Heure locale (Londres) 00:57 samedi 30 novembre 2024

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London, United Kingdom
So I’m Jewish and my religious experiences have mainly consisted of some mutual head bobbing, catchy Hebrew prayers and definitely not thinking about Jesus! However I’m the kinda girl who likes to experience different chunks of culture first thing on a Saturday morning, so with this in mind I grabbed my apparently Turkish checked headscarf and scooted off to this ornate bastion of Russian pride located in super swish Knightsbridge with my devout friends.
What hit me immediately was the purple and gold of the censer and deacons, really striking images alongside the swinging of the incense, which I’ve discovered is part of the legacy handed down from Judaic roots. Incense is used during all services in the Orthodox Church as an offering of worship to God as it was done in the Jewish First and Second Temples in Jerusalem (Exodus chapter 30). Fascinating, sobering stuff.
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