The Cathedral of the Resurrection Church in the village of Bolshie Soli, which has been called Nekrasovskoye since 1939, was built of stone, and next to it stands a stone bell tower. The date and author of the construction of the cold church are unknown, while the warm church was erected in 1825 with funds from the parishioners. There is no cemetery at the church; the deceased are buried in the common cemetery of the settlement, where the Transfiguration Church with its own clergy is located.

The church has three altars: in the cold church, in the name of the Resurrection of Christ, in the warm church, in honor of the Dormition of the Mother of God and St. Simeon Stylites. The church has a stable income: a capital of 4874 rubles and a shop that brings in 100 rubles a year. A separate capital of 1181 rubles is designated for the maintenance of the almshouse at the church, and 1250 rubles are allocated for the dowries of girls from the village of Golovina, 50 rubles each.

The clergy consists of two priests, a deacon, and two psalmists. The senior priest receives a state salary of 105 rubles 84 kopecks, the first psalmist, 35 rubles 28 kopecks, the second psalmist, 23 rubles 52 kopecks, while the other members of the clergy do not receive any money. The total capital of the clergy amounts to 10,907 rubles. The income from collection contributions is distributed as follows: priests receive 450 rubles each, the deacon, 300 rubles, psalmists, 150 rubles each. The clergy members live in their own houses and do not receive housing allowances. A capital is being collected for the construction of church houses, and so far 750 rubles have been raised. There is little estate land, more than ten dessiatinas, and there is a plan and an old boundary book.

The parish has 1152 men and 1240 women. Parishioners engage in painting, wood carving, painting works, carpentry, tin and blacksmithing, roofing, and work both at home and in seasonal trades. In the villages, they engage in agriculture, and there are plasterers and stone masons who go to St. Petersburg in the summer. In addition to the settlement, there are 14 villages in the parish, the farthest of which is 5 versts from the church. There are three schools in the parish: one single-class school of the Ministry of Education and two zemstvo schools, and in the settlement, there are four educational institutions, including a city school, two two-class schools, and a vocational school.