The Nativity Church is a stone parish church known for its durability. It has four altars: the main altar of the Nativity of Christ in the cold part, the altar of the holy prophet Elijah in the cold chapel, as well as the altars of Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker and the holy Myrrh-bearing Women in the warm refectory. The church was built in 1783 through the efforts of the parishioners.

The church has 37 desyatins of land, as well as houses for the church clergy. The church funds amount to 4352 rubles. The parish consists of 264 men and 336 women. The village-pogost is located in a lowland by the Lominy River, 5 versts from Romanovo-Borisoglebsk. There is a church-parish one-class school in the village, which is funded by the interest from a capital of 2000 rubles contributed by the school's builder. The clergy staff includes a priest and a psalmist. The state salary for the clergy is 400 rubles, and the clergy capital is 6357 rubles.