The Church of Sergius of Radonezh in Dubrovka was founded no later than 1711, and the stone building of the church was constructed in 1832 in honor of the Holy Trinity of Life-Giving with a Sergius chapel funded by Major Chubarov. In 1932, the temple was closed, and in the 1950s it was destroyed. In 1992, the building of the former church, which had been reconstructed during the Soviet era, and the priest's house were handed over to the believers. The rectangular building with a gable roof was once again converted into a church. A square structure with a tented roof and a dome on a thin neck was installed on the eastern side, and on the western side, a small narthex with a bell tier was added.

Today, the Church of Sergius of Radonezh is operational, with regular services held and restoration work ongoing.