The Church of Constantine of Bogorodsk was built in 2000 on the site of an old kerosene shop, and a year later, services began here. Initially, it was part of the Epiphany Cathedral in Noginsk, but since 2014 it has become independent. Over its existence, the church has significantly expanded its activities: a Sunday school was opened, events for the city's residents are regularly held, and church holidays are celebrated.

The architecture of the church is quite unusual: it consists of several rectangular volumes of different sizes, distinguished by their decor and roof shapes. The main volume is tall, with elongated triple arched windows, and above the hipped roof rises an elegant drum with a small dome. Smaller volumes with gable roofs and small windows adjoin it. The lowest volume is the entrance with a tented bell tower, which stands out with large windows on the ringing tier, giving it lightness and grace. The church is built of white stone, and its decor is restrained: the window frames and cornices are adorned with neat stucco, and small tiles are made in calm tones. Inside, the walls are white, and the main decoration of the interior is a four-tiered iconostasis.