The Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church (Biserica Sfântul Ierarh Nicolae) is a Romanian Orthodox church in the village of Boz, part of Doștat commune in Alba County. Built between 1905 and 1911, it has served the village’s Orthodox community for more than a century.
The congregation was relatively small when construction began, so additional funds were collected in the Old Kingdom of Romania to help complete the new church. This wider support allowed the parish to finish a permanent place of worship despite the limited resources available locally.
The church remains in active use by the Orthodox parish of Boz and continues to serve as one of the village’s main religious buildings.
