In the 1930s, the church dedicated to the righteous prince Alexander Nevsky was closed and dismantled in Zubchaninovka. Only in 1996 did Archbishop Sergey of Samara and Syzran hold a service at the site of the former church and lay the first stone for the construction of a new temple.

In 1997, the foundation was laid, and the construction of the church began. By 1998, the walls of the temple were fully built. The church has a basement where services were held until the construction was completed. On the western side of the church, there is a mezzanine leading to the roof of the main entrance for access to the bell tower. The walls of the church are made of brick and covered with plaster. In 2000, a dome was installed. On September 12, 2001, Bishop Sergey consecrated the church in honor of the righteous prince Alexander Nevsky. The church project was developed by the Neva Design Bureau, with chief architect A.I. Barannikov.