In 1859, the construction of an Orthodox church is mentioned, completed, probably, in 1860. In 1913, residents discussed whether to expand the old building or continue raising funds for a new one. The church is wooden, its base is a cube on which a wide octagon with a dome is situated. Later, two chapels were added to the church. Nearby was an original bell tower, dismantled in the early 21st century. In 1937, the crosses were removed from the church. In 2006, a new cross was installed on the dome and minor repairs were made. Currently, the church is not functioning and needs restoration.