Vladimir Ivanovich Yushkov

1864–1952 (age 88)

Biography

Vladimir Ivanovich Yushkov (1864–1952) was an Eastern Orthodox priest who served his faith and community throughout a period of dramatic change in Russia. His religious vocation spanned from the late Imperial period through the Soviet era, a time of significant challenge for the Orthodox Church.

Based in Maloyaroslavets, Father Yushkov dedicated his life to pastoral ministry and spiritual leadership. His long life and service represent the resilience of Orthodox faith and practice during a transformative historical period.

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