Malyy Krupets, also known as Krupets, is a village in the Vygochinsky district of the Bryansk region, part of the Ormen rural settlement. It is located 3 km west of the village of Ormenka. The first mentions of the village date back to the 17th century. At different times, it belonged to the Tyutchevs and other owners, and from the mid-19th century, to the Vasilchikovs.

In 1741, with funds from F.P. Tyutchev, a wooden parish church dedicated to the Archangel Michael was built in the village, which has not survived to this day. In 1865, a stone foundation was laid for the church, and in 1886, a wooden bell tower was added with funds from the parishioners. A chapel in the name of Flora and Lavra was arranged in the church. In 1892, a church-parish school was opened, and in 1897, there are mentions of the construction of a new fence around the church. In 1902, a stone church fence was erected. The church land comprised 74 desyatins.

In 1926, the church burned down and was not restored.