The complex of the Museum of the History of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church includes: The Intercession Cossack Church of 1606, (p. Ostriyki Belotserkivskyi district of Kyiv region), bell tower 1760 (p. Bushevo of Rokitnyansky district of Kyiv region), church guard at the beginning. XIX century (p. Rudyakov Boryspil district of Kyiv region), Cossack cemetery (reconstruction), where 67 wooden and stone crosses of the XVIII-XX centuries from the territory of the Middle Nadnepryan region, the courtyard of the village priest II century are exhibited. XIX century., Monument of Architecture and Urban Planning of National Importance The Intercession Church 1774, (p. Sukhyi Yar of Stavishchensky district of Kyiv region), exhibition “History of the Orthodox Cross”, altar-shrine of the copper-bronze age, (p. Stepove of Mykolaiv region), reconstruction of pagan sanctuary of Slavs X—XI centuries (p. Gorodnytsya Gusyatinsky district of Ternopil region). The exposition of the museum is located in the building of the monument of architecture and urban planning of National Importance — the Church of the Intercession of 1774, transported from the village. Sukhyi Yar of Stavishchensky district of Kyiv region The building was restored on the territory of the Museum in 1986. The building is oak, three-frame, tribune. A collection of Orthodox crosses is presented in front of the entrance to the church: a unique ancient Russian one made of pink slate (pyrophyllite slate), anthropomorphic wooden and stone crosses from the cemeteries of the Naddnnia Priyanshchyny (XVII—XIX centuries), metal forged cross (XIX century). The museum was opened in 1992. Systematic placement of exhibits in historical and chronological sequence highlights the prerequisites for the introduction of Christianity in the Kiev state, the formation as a nationwide Orthodox Church on the territory of Ukraine-Russia, reveals all aspects of bigotry, the main principles of ascetic life, presents the church booklet prints and works of the fathers and teachers of the Ecumenical Church.Portraits of prominent figures of Orthodoxy are presented, the role and place of the Orthodox Church in the struggle for the national independence of Ukraine of the XVII—XVIII centuries are presented, the role of Orthodox churches and monasteries is revealed, the role of Orthodox churches and monasteries is highlighted in the history of the Ukrainian people, modern processes and trends in the development of religious organizations, the influence of the Orthodox Church on the spirituality of Ukrainians is revealed. The exposition represents archaeological antiquities, church literature of the XVII—XX centuries, items of church use, life of clergy.В interior of the church — paintings of three vaults and stained glass works by P.V. Taranenko “The Evolution of Cosmogony”, in which the nature of human thinking at the main stages of the development of its worldview is transmitted. Painting of the first bath: a model of the world at an early stage of human development, “when god was the Sun”. In the center of the circle is one of the oldest images of the solar disk with the sign of time and eternity. The basis of the composition is a sequential series of squares inscribed in a circle, symbolizing the multi-tiered arrangement of the sky. At the edge of the celestial arch are the signs of the Zodiac (the oldest known image of the constellations). According to astrologers, each of the constellations, depending on the date of birth, influenced the fate of a person throughout life.The central dome highlights, according to the author of the paintings, the clash of two worldviews: religious and scientific, emerging. The church vault splits, behind it a cosmic abyss is visible. The religious worldview is replaced by the Galileo-Kepler cosmogonic model. The figures of scientists, philosophers, theologians are depicted in a circle. In the third dome, the artist depicted the figure of an astronaut against the background of a mathematical model, in which a globe depicted from space is embedded. The author once again wanted to draw attention to the enormous responsibility of man for the fate of life on Earth. The exposition shows the exhibition “Icons of the Holy Great Martyr Barbara from the stock collection of NIEZ “Pereyaslav”.