The wooden church, built in 1780, may be a reconstructed building from 1707. In 1846, it was renovated: sheathed with boards and an altar was added in the refectory in honor of Zosima and Savvatiy. This is a cell church with a pentagonal altar, a refectory surrounded by a gallery on consoles, and an octagonal bell tower resembling a pillar. After the stone church was built, the wooden church was used as a cemetery chapel. It was destroyed during the Soviet era.