The warm church, separated from the cold one, was built in 1835 with funds from the parishioners. Among them, the church elder peasant Sibirev stood out, who made a significant contribution to the construction. The church is consecrated in honor of the Epiphany of the Lord and has one altar; the building is made of stone. The exterior of the temple is cross-shaped, and the walls inside are adorned with sacred paintings. In the altar, instead of wall paintings, there are three large paintings in golden frames: an image of the Savior on the throne, a scene of the Nativity of Christ, and the Deposition from the Cross. At the same time, the peasant Sibirev built two stone buildings at the corners of the western fence at his own expense: a charitable institution and a church watchman's lodge.