The church is not registered with the state heritage protection authorities and does not receive proper care. Inside, there are no candles, icons, or flowers. The vault over the main room has deep and dangerous cracks in the corners, indicating an emergency state. During the construction of the church, done "by eye" without the use of a plumb line or level, mistakes were made. For example, the cornice of the main volume is noticeably tilted from east to west by two to three bricks. The varying qualifications of the masons led to the masonry lacking sufficient strength, especially if the church remains unattended. Within the next ten years, the vault may completely collapse, leading to the loss of wall stability, making facade restoration pointless. Additionally, the builders did not provide for metal ties, which reduces the stability of the structure. A long period without a roof leads to efflorescence on the masonry, complicating repairs. This is especially true for the refectory and apse. The church urgently needs emergency and conservation measures to avoid its complete destruction and the need to build a new building on this site.