The wooden church, built in 1792, was closed in 1929. In 2002, a new wooden church was constructed on its site, preserving the traditions of Russian architecture. The consecration took place on May 12 during the Antipascha holiday. The main material used for construction was pine, which gives the building a golden light both outside and inside. The bells for the belfry were cast in Voronezh. From the previous church, destroyed over 70 years ago, the villagers are returning relics: icons, a chalice, and a cross. From the church, following the asphalt road past the village club and the parish administration, one can reach the springs "Small" and "Large." These sources were consecrated on June 7, 1997. The water from the "small" spring helps with ailments of the hands and feet, as well as skin diseases, while the water from the "large" spring possesses special grace and heals cancer; a similar spring exists only in Jerusalem. The "small" spring is named after the holy venerables of the Kiev-Pechersk Monastery, Anthony and Theodosius, and has been used since ancient times not only as a source of fresh water but also for water-blessing services. The "large" spring, after half a century of oblivion, was restored over several summer seasons. A chapel was built on it, and an icon of the Mother of God "All-Merciful" was installed. There is also a bathing area on the territory of the springs.