The main church dedicated to the Kazan Mother of God is a stone building and serves as a parish church. The summer and winter parts of the temple are separated by a solid stone wall with an arch, ensuring the strength of the structure. The church has five altars: in the summer part, the main altar is dedicated to the Kazan Mother of God. To the right is the altar in the name of the holy apostles Peter and Paul, and to the left, in the name of the holy apostle and first martyr Archdeacon Stephen. In the warm winter part, on the right side, there is an altar in the name of the holy martyr John the Warrior, and on the left, in the name of the icon 'Joy of All Who Sorrow', consecrated on July 9, 1896. The church was built by the efforts of the parishioners in 1783 and expanded in 1820. Separate from the church is a stone bell tower.