The summer church dedicated to the holy martyrs Faith, Hope, Love, and their mother Sophia was built in 1998, and its consecration took place on September 30 of the same year.

This joyful and bright church harmoniously fits into the surrounding natural landscape, emphasizing the beauty of Siberian nature, as our ancestors did. For the construction, interior finishing, and carved iconostasis, such types of wood as birch, linden, pine, and cedar were used.

In winter, even at 30 degrees below zero, the church creates a sense of warmth, while in summer it offers coolness. On Trinity Sunday, the aromas of wood, freshly cut grass, and field flowers mix in the church, and at Christmas, the scent of conifers. In colloquial speech, it is referred to as the 'wedding church.' And although weddings are usually not held in monasteries, an exception was made at the numerous requests of believers from nearby villages.