The village of Raslovskoye is located 25 versts from the city of Vladimir. The patriarchal tax records of 1647 mention "the church of the holy righteous parents Joachim and Anna, located in the estate of Ivan Matveev son of Kaisarov in the village of Raslovskoye." In 1659, there was no priest at the church, and the land was leased to Ivan Kaisarov. In 1661, the land was leased to the Suzdal resident Ivan Mikishev. In 1665, a priest appeared at the church, who began to pay the tax. From 1710 to 1728, the church of Joachim and Anna in the village of Raslovskoye, belonging to various landowners, also had a clergy.

In the village of Raslovskoye, there is a stone church with a bell tower, built with the funds of parishioners in 1865. The church has two altars: in honor of the holy righteous Joachim and Anna and the Entry into the Temple of the Most Holy Theotokos.

Copies of the metric books and confession lists are available only from 1866. The church has land of 34 desyatinas, intended for the clergy, with a plan and land registry. There are houses for the clergy near the church, but they are unsuitable for living. There is no regular clergy provided: the services and sacraments are performed by the clergy from the village of Yanovets, earning up to 175 rubles. The village of Raslovskoye has a population of 330 people of both sexes.