St. Andrew's Church in Moscow is a community of Christians who
seek to History of St Andrew's Some time after the building of
the church, the architect B. V. Freidenberg was given the
project of building a two-storey house for the incumbent of the
church to live in. On the lateral wall under the plaster image
of St. George and the heraldic symbols of England, Scotland and
Ireland - rose, thistle and clover - it is possible to make out
the following inscription: "Built for St. Andrew's church in
memory of Robert McGill by his widow. AD 1894". Moscow's
Anglican Church was not only a place of prayer and religious
services but also a club, the centre of the community. In the
church building were a library, a room for meetings, and a place
for archives. A secure room was built at the top of the tower,
in which members of the community kept their valuables -
valuables that were lost at the time of the October Revolution.
The incumbent of the church informed London that representatives
of the new authorities had vis