Korenev province biography

Nikolai Korenev was born in a Russian Orthodox family. He served in the Russian Imperial Army, linked his activities with a military-administrative career. Before the appointment of Valmar, Valmier N. The appointment of the Volmarsky district military chief N. Korenev received the appointment in October of the year. In addition to this main service, he for a long time was the headman of the Volmar Holy Sergius Church and did a lot for the church and the arrival.

The church headman Nikolai Korenev was approved in the year and was elected to this position repeatedly in the years. The affairs of the Volmar Sergiev Church improved with the beginning of the activities of the Peter and Paul Brotherhood and his local Volmar branch, supported by the St. Petersburg Brotherhood of Christ the Savior and the Protection of the Mother of God. Among the main figures of the local fraternity at that time were N.

Korenev, Fadeev Fadeev at that time - the Volmarsky county chief and priest of Muravia. At that time, Captain N., by the year, the Volmar Sergiev Church, took up the situation and could worthy of service and celebrate church celebrations especially emphasized. Nikolai Korenev invested in the preparation of events and their design not only his organizational abilities, but his personal funds.

In addition, thanks to his effort, a lot was done for the improvement of two cemeteries. At the beginning of his service, the internal coloring of the Volmar Sergiev Temple was more produced by him at his own expense, and the wooden lattice fences around both cemeteries were made by him only at his own expense. In the year, at the new Orthodox cemetery of the city of Volmar, N.

Korenev was built, as the Riga Bulletin, a beautiful chapel, wrote. The chapel was consecrated in June 14 in the name of St. At his order, photographs of this chapel and all those present on its consecration were taken.

And five days later, a church celebration took place - a bell was consecrated, overflowing from two other bells donated to the Volmar Sergiev Church, Emperor Alexander II. In the year, the correspondent of the “Riga messenger” Vasily Znamensky wrote about the decoration of the chapel as follows: “In the chapel they are in the entire wall, in an elegant frame, icons: Alexander Nevsky, the Savior, the Mother of God, Nikolai Wonderworker and Grand Duke Olga.

An unquenchable lamp is glowing throughout the summer and the time of year, when the oil does not freeze, in front of Alexander Nevsky’s icon, and a altar was immediately placed. Frequent flowers placed at the entrance to the chapel, and ornaments in the Russian style complement the decoration of this thorceful building. ” In addition to the chapel, through the efforts of N.

Korenev, a house for a watchman was built in the new cemetery, a well was dug, paths lined with deciduous and places with fruit trees, and the cemetery itself was surrounded by a wooden fence. The charity of Nikolai Filippovich Korenev was not limited only to concern for the Volmar Sergiev Church; He also made fees to the Baltic branch of the Red Cross, as well as in favor of poor fellow citizens and students, for example, in favor of poor Russian students of the Polytechnic Institute so that they have the opportunity to listen to lectures, etc.

Korev have skills to write icons. He wrote icons with oil paints and brought them as a gift to the churches. Based on the Highest approved July 3, G. Korenev was fired from service at the beginning of the year. Other details of the biography of Nikolai Filippovich Korenev have not yet been identified. Internal affairs. From Volmar. The chronicle of the Russian case in the Baltic Territory for the year.

Vasily Znamensky. City diary. Memorial book and address-calendar of the Livonia province for a year. The publication of the Livonia Provincial Statistical Committee.