The church dedicated to St. Seraphim of Sarov has one altar. In 1995, the residents of the village of Satis built a wooden church, which, however, burned down for unknown reasons on the eve of Christmas in 1996. In the summer of the same year, the village administration provided a former vegetable storage building, which was converted for worship services. The church was consecrated by a priest. Later, the building was renovated, adding a bell tower. Since 2013, the church has been undergoing major repairs.