The wooden Nikolskaya church in the village of Nizovka was first built in the 17th century and then rebuilt in 1714. In 1829, it was moved to the village of Spasskoye. In its place, the construction of a stone church dedicated to Archangel Michael began in 1823, with chapels in honor of Saints Frol and Lavr, as well as Saint Nicholas the Bishop and Miracle Worker. The church is designed in the architectural style of a 'ship', where the altar, prayer hall, refectory, and bell tower above the western entrance are connected into a single structure aligned along one axis. The prayer hall has a cubic shape, characteristic of domestic architecture, and is topped with a canonical five-domed roof. The bell tower has retained the type 'octagon on a square'. Near the church, you can see preserved gravestones behind the fence. The church was closed in the 1930s.