And again, yet again I was surprised at absurdity of what I've seen! The building I counted to be a church was ... a butter factory*.
I put a lot in my pipe and smoked it, first of all the fact that in the sticky web of fear nobody dares not only to point at a flaw but even notice it. No critique! And that means no hope for improvement. Such a sad life against the background of the gleeful nature with the greatest rich, the most plentiful land, under the feet!
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* That actually was a church building converted in a butter factory. At the times of persecution against the Church in the Soviet Union from 1920s through 1990 churches were not just destroyed but desecrated. Church buildings were mainly used for economic purposes (factory, storage house, grain elevator) and the toilets were routinely placed in altars. If a church was converted in a recreation centre or a cinema the stage was made in the altar; if it was converted in a hostel the church interior was divided in several stores.