The wooden church, clad in boards, was built in 1745 on the site of a temple that existed since 1660. It is a two-light single-apsidal square with a long refectory and a Protection chapel. The church was closed no later than the 1930s. According to local elders, after its closure, the building was used by a local poultry factory as an incubator, but this did not last long. Currently, the church is abandoned, and the weddings are ruined.