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Proposed deletion of Church of Righteous John the Russian edit

 

The article Church of Righteous John the Russian has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

so particular reason to think this2004 church notable. The refs serm routine.
Deletion of this article won't improve Wikipedia, because the church is a significant landmark in Western District, and is often visited by tourists. They are attracted by its architecture and interior, and many of them want to see the first Russian church devoted to St. John the Russian. Until recently the saint has been much more known outside Russia than in his fatherland. Also the article may serve as a source of information about daily life of modern Russian Orthodox Church. – Lexmirnov (talk) 08:55, 14 October 2016 (UTC)Reply