The Intercession Church in the village of Grishino is in a state of disrepair: it has no roof, and traces of its intensive use as a warehouse during the Soviet era, when it belonged to the local collective farm, are still evident. It is now part of the agricultural cooperative 'Zaozerye.' The church is located in the center of the village on the main street and is an impressive building in the classical style. The main volume of the building transitions into a rotunda, with classical porticos and columns on the sides, as well as a bell tower. The layout of the church is in the classical style: a semicircular apse, the main volume, a refectory, and a bell tower. Inside, some order has been restored: it is cleaned, new doors have been installed, and some openings are covered with improvised materials. The church is under the watch of local residents and is locked. However, according to the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation's data for Vladimir Oblast in 2004, there is no officially registered religious organization in the village of Grishino in the Gorokhovetsky district. Therefore, it can be assumed that the Intercession Church is only at the initial stage of possible revival.