Monastery of the Assumption in Dalmatia, Dalmatia The monastery was founded in 1644 on the banks of the East River in a place called the White Settlement. The founder was the monk Dalmat - in the world the mayor of Tobolsk Dmitri Ivanovich Mokrinsky. That same year, the elder dug a cave for himself in a ravine on the left bank of the Issa and brought here the wonderful Dalmatian icon of the Dormition of the Mother of God. In 1651, the monks of the White City appealed to Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich with a request to grant the monastery land near the East River. In the following centuries, the monastery developed and became one of the significant spiritual centers of the Trans-Urals. During the Soviet period, the historical buildings of the monastery were used for purposes other than their original purpose. Despite the status of the monument, the area and buildings suffered significant damage and loss. In September 1989, an Orthodox community was registered in Dalmatia. In the decision of the Holy Synod of May 6, 1992, the monastery was resurrected, and in 1996 the property complex was transferred to the church. In 1994, the remains of St. Dalmatian were found in Issa, in 2004, the saint was included in the Cathedral of the Martyrs in Siberia, and in 2013, his veneration was confirmed throughout the church. Today the monastery has several churches, a Sunday school, as well as social and rehabilitation projects. Temples:

Monastery of the Assumption in Dalmatia, Dalmatia The monastery was founded in 1644 on the banks of the East River in a place called the White Settlement. The founder was the monk Dalmat - in the world the mayor of Tobolsk Dmitri Ivanovich Mokrinsky. That same year, the elder dug a cave for himself in a ravine on the left bank of the Issa and brought here the wonderful Dalmatian icon of the Dormition of the Mother of God. In 1651, the monks of the White City appealed to Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich with a request to grant the monastery land near the East River. In the following centuries, the monastery developed and became one of the significant spiritual centers of the Trans-Urals. During the Soviet period, the historical buildings of the monastery were used for purposes other than their original purpose. Despite the status of the monument, the area and buildings suffered significant damage and loss. In September 1989, an Orthodox community was registered in Dalmatia. In the decision of the Holy Synod of May 6, 1992, the monastery was resurrected, and in 1996 the property complex was transferred to the church. In 1994, the remains of St. Dalmatian were found in Issa, in 2004, the saint was included in the Cathedral of the Martyrs in Siberia, and in 2013, his veneration was confirmed throughout the church. Today the monastery has several churches, a Sunday school, as well as social and rehabilitation projects. Temples:

- Relics of the Dalmatian Saint Maisacki.

- Holy coffins with particles of the relics of the saints of Kyiv-Pechersk.

- List of Port Arthur Icon of the Mother of God.