Memories of Jordanville HD.mov

This is my favorite video and was posted over a year ago. Since the video standards have changed at YouTube, I felt it needed an update to HD. I hope you agree.

Previous Comments:

Spasibo Bolshoye from a local Jville kid! All those familiar faces caught in one spot! This is so poignant - plakat hochestsa. Makes me wish i was 12 again & living 15 minutes away--Ksenia Papkova

Beautifully captured photography with the music! I grew up near there and started attending Church there in 1968; thank you for taking me back to some very fond memories--Jeanne (Gonyea) White

Much appreciated! These are dear and familiar sights and sounds for my family who lived in the vicinity from 1981 through 1993. Thank you to the producer of this montage. Искренне спасибо! Elena Borowski

Thanks. Your memories brought back many memories for since I was a student there from 84-88. I'm in one picture but it must have been when I came back as a pilgrim

Спасибо большое за видео Джорданвиля


(5722 views until HD)

Photo montage of images shot between 1988 and 1993 at Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Monastery in Jordanville, NY. Bells were recorded on Sunday, June 10, 1990 (music is NOT from the monastery.) Images include sequence from Dormition of Theotokos. Worth visiting

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• Holy
• Trinity
• Jordanville
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[OrthodoxPlanet]

Accoding to Fr. Serge, here. Jordanville is no longer a source of spiritual strength for the Church Abroad. Such a shame the things Fr. Serge has communicated to me personally about the very abba & bishop that ordinated him (despite things in his personal history that may have been an obstacle for this).

[ctaric]

Спасибо создателю клипа. Как доброе напоминание о духовном величии Джорданвилля - некогда духовного оплота РПЦЗ.

иерей Сергий Сержанов

[Voltazar]

5 years of seminary and ringing those big bass bells... this is a beautiful tribute to memories; yours, mine, anyone's who has visited Jordanville as a pilgrim.

Well done )

Sasha Paramonov.