Contact
Address
Eesti Apostlik-Õigeusu Kiriku Püha Mäe Isade Püha KloosterKiriklas
Üiso
Pihali küla
Kohila vald
79703 Rapla maakond
ESTONIA
You can contact the monastery in Estonian, Finnish, Swedish, Greek, English, German, or French.
Donations
You can support the activities and development of Kirikla Monastery through a donation.
Donations are used to facilitate the monastery's daily operations and life, as well as for the construction, development, furnishing, and maintenance of monastery buildings and other facilities. Donations may also be used to cover other necessary expenses related to the monastery's activities and objectives.
Donations can be made via the donation form on the website, using the Maksekeskus payment service, by bank transfer, or in cash. Privacy Policy
Donating is voluntary, and each donor may choose the amount and method of donation that suits them best.
We sincerely thank everyone who contributes to the establishment, development, and life of Kirikla Monastery through their donations, support, and prayers.
May God reward you for your love and generosity!
Estonian bank details (Swedbank)
Saaja: Eesti Apostlik-Õigeusu Kiriku Püha Mäe Isade Püha Klooster Kiriklas
IBAN: EE402200221094185846
SWIFT/BIC: HABAEE2X
You can also donate through the non-profit charityFriends of Lintuvuori Co.
that directs funds to supporting monastic life and Athonite spirituality in Finland and Estonia. This charity has a tax-exempt status in the USA.
Pay to the Order of: Friends of Lintuvuori Co.
Memo: Write the word donation
.
Mail the check to the Treasurer of friends of Lintuvuori Co.:
Attorney Tim Barkley
One Park Ave., Suite 2A
P.O. Box 1136
Mount Airy, MD 21771
Prayer Requests
One of the most important works of the monks is intercession for other people and the whole world. This is what the brothers do in kirikla Monastery, both in their communal services and in their private prayers.
You can also send particular prayer requests to the monastery. The first names of the people for whom prayers are requested are written on the form. If the person is not Orthodox, this should be written in the prayer request. Do not write in detail about the purpose for which the prayer is requested – God sees all our needs – but only write the names of the people. No fee is asked for intercessory prayers, because the command to pray for others is a command given by God and part of the daily life of monastics. The person sending the prayer request can of course send a donation to the monastery if they wish.