The Mother of God Church in the village of OzarNikovo is a stone building with a bell tower, built in 1824 through the efforts of parishioners and benefactors. The church is surrounded by a stone fence, within which there is a cemetery. The temple has three altars: in honor of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God, Saint Demetrius of Thessalonica, and the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God. Among the revered relics of the church are the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God, an icon with the relics of the holy martyrs Gurias, Samon, Aviva, and Evmenius, as well as the Life-Giving Cross with the relics of Saint Julia the Great Martyr. The church has a stable income: 42 rubles 75 kopecks in the form of interest from a capital of 1200 rubles.

The church staff includes a priest and a psalmist. Their regular incomes consist of salaries from the treasury: the priest receives 294 rubles, the psalmist 98 rubles, and also 110 rubles 88 kopecks in the form of interest from the total parish capital. Income from services and requests amounts to up to 200 rubles per year. The parish has church premises. It has church land: 29 desyatins 1780 square fathoms of arable land, 1 desyatina 708 square fathoms of homestead land, 3 desyatins 190 square fathoms of haymaking land, as well as 540 square fathoms under roads and shrubs. There is a plan and a boundary book.

The parish has 365 men and 429 women, who mainly engage in seasonal trades such as painting and carpentry, as well as trade. The parish includes nine settlements located no more than seven versts from the church. A church-parish school operates at the temple.