Tartu Kolgata kirik (Tartu)

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Tartu Calvary Church is a modern church in the center of Tartu. The church is home to the Tartu Calvary Baptist Church. The church was built in 1994 according to a design by architect Raal Kivi and was consecrated on January 21, 1995. The blue stained glass windows in the main hall were created by Andrei Lobanov. The main hall with a balcony can accommodate about 200 people. There is a small hall in the right wing. Several classrooms can be accessed from the second floor of the spacious and bright lobby. The church is located at Veski 40. The church was built and originally owned (until 2013) by the New Apostolic Church in Estonia. Due to the decline in the congregation's membership, the New Apostolic Church in Estonia put the church building up for sale in 2013. The church was purchased for 500,000 euros by the Tartu Calvary Baptist Church, and the Baptist inaugural service was held in the church after renovation on November 10, 2013.