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Diocese of Harbin
The Diocese of Harbin covered Northeast China, including the present-day provinces of Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning.
Area churches were originally incorporated into the Vladivostok Diocese in 1907. The Diocese of Harbin was organized as a Metropolis in 1922 by the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, being administratively independent from both the Diocese of Vladivostok and the Russian Spiritual Mission in Beijing. In 1945 when the Diocese joined the Moscow Patriachate, it was reorganized as the Metropolis of Harbin and East Asia which included the Korean Mission. In 1946 it was decreed as the East Asian Exarchate. The Exarchate was abolished in 1954.
- Orthodox Churches in Northern Manchuria (1931)
- Church of the Holy Iveron Icon (Ibervel) in Harbin
- Under the Protection of St Nicholas of Myra (February 28, 2006)
- St Nicholas Church in Old Harbin
- St Nicholas Cathedral in New Town (Noviy Gorod), Harbin
- Monument to the fighters against the Comintern in Harbin
- St Nicholas Church in Jiangbei
- Holy Prophet Elias Church in Pristan, Harbin
- St Sophia Church on Shuidao St, Pristan, Harbin
- St Sophia Cathedral on Toulong St, Pristan, Harbin
- Protection of the Theotokos Church (Pokrov) in Harbin
- St. Alexis Church (Aleksejev) in Harbin
- St Prince Boris Church in Zhengyanghe
- Church of the Dormition (Wuspingkaya) in Harbin
- Church of the Annunciation (Blagovescekaya) in Harbin
- Kazan Icon of the Theotokos Monastery in Harbin
- Holy Transfiguration Church in Military Town (Korpusnoy Gorodok), Harbin
- Church of St John the Forerunner in the Moscow Barracks, Harbin
- Metropolitan MEFODY (Gerasimov) of Harbin
- Metropolitan MELETIUS (Zaborovsky) of Harbin
- Protodeacon Evmeny Ying Hongfu
- House of Mercy in Harbin
- Another Letter from Harbin about Miracles (Jan-Feb, 1957)
- Children of Harbin "Orthodoxy and Modernity" Magazine, №9(25) 2008
- Children of Harbin "Orthodoxy and Modernity" Magazine, №10(26) 2009
- HARBIN—A RUSSIAN ENCLAVE IN MANCHURIA by Fr Alexander Lisenko, 2006
- "Heavenly Bread", published by Kazan Mother of God male monastery in Harbin
- Archimandrite Innokentiy Dronoff: From Island to Island with the Word of God on His Lips ("Rubej", February 20, 1936)
- Meeting of Frontiers: Russians in Harbin, 1920s-1940s (from the Archive of V. P. Ablamskii)
Chinese Eastern Railway Map
- Churches in Inner Mongolia
- Holy Apostles Peter & Paul Church in Qiqihar
- St Sergei Church at Yimianpo Station
- Entry of the Theotokos Church in Héngdàohézi
- Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Shítouhézi
- Church of the Kazan Icon of the Theotokos in Èrdàohézi
- Orthodox Church in Ninguta
- Church of “Unexpected Joy” icon of the Theotokos in Mùlíng Mines
- St Nicholas Church in Suifenhe
- Holy Apostles Peter & Paul Church at Shuāngchéngbǎo Station
- Orthodox Churches in Changchun
- Orthodox Church in Gongzhuling
- The Church life in Manchuria in the beginning of the XX century (Feb 1999)