Church of Holy Queen Tamara in the village of Gautskinari

The Church of the Holy Queen Tamara in the village of Gautskinari, located in the Samegrelo-Upper Svaneti region, is an important spiritual and historical landmark. The official consecration of the temple took place on May 14, 2016, Tamaroba Day. The solemn ceremony was led by the Monk Petre, Father Egnat and other clergy. On this day, a liturgy and a sermon were held, and a festive event was organized with speeches, poems and songs.

The construction of the church, which is an excellent example of a three-nave basilica, lasted three years and two months - from March 2013 to May 2016. Services and prayer services are regularly held at the temple on Thursdays. Deacon Father Ignates was appointed rector of the church.

New church life revived Gauzkinari after more than 80 years of forced hiatus. The church bells began to ring again, symbolizing the beginning of a new era in the village's history. The Church of St. Queen Tamara serves as a spiritual center for local residents and attracts visitors who want to experience the history and culture of the region.

Appealing to the temple will be useful for those who are looking for spiritual guidance, want to take part in divine services, and are also interested in the architecture and history of the Eastern European Christian tradition. All necessary conditions have been created here for visitors and pilgrims, including convenient access to the temple after recent renovation work. Memorial significance and rich cultural heritage make the Church of the Holy Queen Tamara a worthy place to visit.