The warm All Saints Church was built in Kirzhach between 1864 and 1869, a century after the monastery was closed due to the secularization reform. The church was consecrated in 1869, and in September of the same year, a second priest was appointed to the Blagoveshchensky parish. The construction was financed by the sons of Alexander Petrovich Solovyov, who had long been the elder and benefactor of the Blagoveshchensky Cathedral. Peter and Alexander Alexandrovich, inheriting not only capital but also piety from their father, erected this church near their parents' graves. The Church in the name of All Saints was warm, with a tall five-tiered bell tower attached to the western side, designed by Vladimir diocesan architect Nikolai Alexandrovich Artleben. The sacristy was located under the bell tower. The Solovyov brothers provided the church with expensive church utensils. The tall bell tower is visible from any point in the city. The largest bell, cast with the brothers' funds, weighed almost nine tons, and the second, the polyelai, about three tons. In total, there were nine bells in the bell tower, one of which had an inscription about the contribution of Alexei Ivanovich Rzhevsky. Inside the church, the walls and dome were painted by Moscow artist Nikolai Gerasimovich Stepanov, who also created icons for the gilded iconostasis. The consecration of the iconostasis and paintings took place in 1872. The church has a square shape with a semicircular altar, a flat dome, and two domes topped with crosses covered in copper and gilded. With the rise of the Bolsheviks, the church became state property. From 1918, it was rented by the community of believers, but on November 30, 1929, the church was closed by the authorities. Parishioners tried to reclaim the church, but in February 1930, it was permanently closed, and clergy and active parishioners were arrested. The building was planned to be sold for rubble, but in October 1930, a public canteen was opened in it. The wall paintings were initially preserved but were later painted over, and the bells and copper dome with the cross were removed. By 1936, the building was converted into a bakery, which operated until the mid-1990s. After the bankruptcy of the bread factory, the buildings were transferred to the administration of the Kirzhach district, which handed them over to the Holy Blagoveshchensky Monastery. Recently, the exterior of the All Saints Church was restored, and the church has once again taken its place among the monastery buildings in Vladimir land.