The church was established in the late 19th century to serve the workers of the nearby railway district.
It is specifically dedicated to the Ozerianska icon, a relic originating from the village of Ozeriana.
The architectural design follows the neo-Byzantine style prevalent in late Imperial Russian religious construction.
The church survived significant urban changes and conflicts throughout the 20th century.
Ozeryansʹkyy Khram is a functioning Ukrainian Orthodox Church located on Poltavskyi Shliakh Street in Kharkiv. The church is dedicated to the Ozerianska Icon of the Mother of God, which is considered the patroness of the city. The structure is characterized by its prominent domes and traditional ecclesiastical layout. It serves as a spiritual center for the local community and is recognized for its historical association with the city's religious heritage. The site is actively maintained despite its location in a densely developed urban district.
The front facade from the opposite side of Poltavskyi Shliakh for a full vertical perspective of the architecture.
Remove hats upon entering the main sanctuary.
Check for ongoing services before planning an interior visit to ensure you do not disrupt worshippers.
Photography is generally discouraged during active liturgy.
Avoid taking photographs of congregants or clergy during active prayer or services.
Visitors should dress modestly; women are encouraged to cover their heads with a scarf and men should remove hats upon entry.
