Russian church directory
Russian-speaking churches include Orthodox cathedrals, Baptist churches, evangelical congregations, and mixed Slavic communities. Some serve Russian speakers from Russia; others welcome people from Ukraine, Belarus, Central Asia, and other post-Soviet backgrounds.
Language can be deeply tied to prayer, liturgy, and pastoral trust. If there is no Russian-speaking church nearby, live translation gives churches a practical way to include Russian-speaking guests without separating them from the rest of the congregation.
Browse 3 public-information listings in the United States and UK. This is a starting point, not a complete list or a distance-based search. Confirm the service language, address and times with the church before travelling.
New York, NY, United States
Non-denominational
Public services page lists simultaneous translation languages for services.
Independent public-information listing; no affiliation or endorsement is implied. Confirm service language and times with the church.
Brooklyn, NY, United States
Baptist
251 12th Street, Brooklyn, NY
Public church information identifies Russian and Korean-language ministry.
Independent public-information listing; no affiliation or endorsement is implied. Confirm service language and times with the church.
London, England, United Kingdom
Russian Orthodox
67 Ennismore Gardens, London SW7 1NH
Public cathedral information identifies the Russian Orthodox cathedral in London.
Independent public-information listing; no affiliation or endorsement is implied. Confirm service language and times with the church.
A dedicated Russian-speaking congregation is not always nearby. Voco helps ordinary churches serve Russian speakers without headsets, apps, or a full interpreter team. The preacher speaks as normal, and visitors follow a live translation through a church link or QR code.