The church has two temples: a summer and a winter one. The summer temple, dedicated to St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, is built of stone and is distinguished by its durability, but it does not have side altars. The Nicholas church was erected in 1774 exclusively with the funds of Archimandrite Irinarh of the Tolga Monastery. The church houses the icon of the Mother of God "Znamenskaya," which is especially venerated by the parishioners.

The church lands include 53 desyatinas and 1356 square sazhens of arable land, 3 desyatinas and 856 square sazhens of haymaking land, as well as 7 desyatinas and 154 square sazhens allocated for the village, church, and cemetery. There are houses for the priest, psalmist, and a church watchman. The church capital amounts to 2657 rubles and 2 kopecks in notes. The parish has three wooden chapels located in the villages of Dolgiy Lug, Vakhrameyevo, and Bobylevo. The parish has 1011 men and 1205 women. The village is situated on a hill by the Uhra River, 75 versts from Yaroslavl. The parish includes 39 villages. There is a zemstvo primary school in the village, a church-parish school in the village of Pochinok, and church-parish guardianship. The staff includes positions for a priest, deacon, and psalmist, and the parish capital amounts to 2071 rubles and 5 kopecks in notes.