Dean: Hegumen Clement, kliment@ortodoks.no, tel. 22205603 (office), 22555144 (home), 93460465 (mob.), fax 22548410
Church: Christ the Saviour Church, Akersveien 33, Oslo
Address: Apostel-like Hl. Olga menighet, Inkognitogaten 22A, 0256 Oslo
Services are conducted regularly (see schedule on the site).
Holy Nikolai Parish - Orthodox Church in Norway, with branches in Bergen, Stavanger, Neiden (west of Kirkenes) and a cell in Hurdal (north-east of Oslo).
Dean: Archimandrite Johannes Johansen, tel. 63989680
Tromsø Bymisjon hosts Russian coffee shop "Parus" ("The Sail") and the chapel to St. Nicholas.
Orthodox services are conducted by the priest from Oslo and are announced in the local newspapers and on Bymisjon's billboard.
Tel. of Tromsø Bymisjon: 77684888.
If your town is not listed here, this doesn't mean there are too few Russians in it.
Firstly, a club appears only if there are people who are willing to run it.
Secondly, if there are too many Russians in some place, there is no need for a club.
For instance, several tens of Russian students stay in Narvik, but they already know each other
very well and probably don't need to establish a national club. In Oslo and Kirkenes, there are places
where Russians meet, but no organization exists like those Russian clubs in other cities.
List yourself on this page as a contact person for your town/area.
People will be finding you on their own.
Look up people with common Russian names in your geographical area via the Norwegian phone directory.
Then call them and ask if they would like to join the nascent Russian club.
An internal phone directory of your local university or høgskole can be also useful.
Pycckuù 
