The church was built from 1988 to 1993 in honor of the millennium of the Baptism of Rus.

This picturesque structure is distinguished by an asymmetrically located four-tiered bell tower on the west side with a massive dome and rectangular projections on the south side. The entrance is designed with a two-light volume featuring a high arched portal. Above the main volume of the church, aligned with the entrance, rises a mezzanine with three arched windows. The eastern facade, adorned with corbelled projections, includes a semicircular apse under a high conch, set within a blank pediment. The entrance to the church grounds is framed by arched gates. To the left of the gates is a one-story priest's house with corners decorated with pilasters, and decorative pilasters are located in the window spandrels.