In the Central Exhibition Hall "Manege" in Moscow as part of the exhibition "Christian Tradition. Our Days" hosted a master class by the Patriarchal Humanitarian Mission, whose volunteers help rebuild damaged houses in Donbas.
The main element of the site was a roof model, where visitors could get acquainted with the technology of repair work and try their hand at construction. The carpenters of the project "Common cause. The revival of the wooden temples of the North".
The participants were addressed by the head of the project, Archpriest Alexy Yakovlev, who himself took part in humanitarian trips.
"The volunteers who go to Donbass are the best sons and daughters of our people, because there is nothing more important than helping those who cannot even ask for help," the priest emphasized.
Volunteers from a wide range of professions are involved in the restoration of homes. They go on shifts to help people affected by the war. The help of men who are ready to carry out repair and construction work is especially in demand now.
The exhibition "The Christian Tradition. Our Days" will run until December 8th. The program of the Patriarchal Humanitarian Mission also includes a screening of a documentary about volunteers "From the Comfort zone" on November 12, a meeting with Mission activists on December 5, and a presentation of volunteer projects on December 7.
Photo: Patriarchal Humanitarian Mission.