In 1677, a wooden church dedicated to Dmitry of Thessalonica was built. With the permission of the clergy, the village received a second name, Dmitrievskoye, in honor of the saint.

In the early 1860s, the church burned down, and in 1864, the parishioners erected a new warm temple on the same site. However, it did not survive to this day, as it was destroyed by fire in 1999.