The parish was founded in the first half of the 18th century. The first wooden church, built by the parishioners, appeared in 1767 and was rebuilt in 1866. Initially, it was affiliated with the church in the village of Pakhotny Uhol, and in 1876, the church elder was a peasant named Poletaev. In 1898, a new wooden church with two altars, dedicated to Saint Paraskeva and Nicholas, was erected. The parish included the economy of Belyakovich, as well as a staff that included a priest, a deacon, and a psalmist. In 1909, the priest was M. Bolkhovitinov. By 1911, a church school was operating at the church. The church was closed until 1941. Currently, the building has survived but is in a dilapidated state.