The village of Stanouspenskoe, also known as Prechistoe, is famous for its Assumption Church. This stone building, constructed in 1801 by the efforts of the parishioners, serves as both a summer and winter temple. The church has three altars: the main one, dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in the refectory, in honor of Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, and on the northern side, in honor of Simeon, Bishop of Persia. The church has 132 desyatinas and 1664 square fathoms of land. On the premises, there are two wooden houses for the priest, his assistant, and the teacher of the local church school. There is a two-story wooden watchman's lodge with separate heated rooms on each floor. Two blocks of wooden shops have been built for trade: one in the northeast corner of the church cemetery instead of a stone fence 19 fathoms long, and the other, behind the fence on the eastern side of the cemetery. Within the church enclosure, there is a stone chapel, converted in 1895 into a vestry and library. A wooden chapel at the southern gate serves as a place for selling wax candles. In the village of Churilovo, on the site of an old wooden church, there is also a wooden chapel. The church's fixed capital amounts to 3809 rubles and 60 kopecks. The village of Prechistoe is located on a hill by the river Ildomka.