Church of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos

This parish has been known since 1567, when the wooden church of Paraskeva Friday was mentioned. In 1650, these two churches were replaced by a stone church with the main altar of the Intercession and the chapels of Nicholas and Pyatnitsky. They were replaced by a stone church. In 1765, it was demolished and replaced by the current church. In 1834, it was devastated by fire, and restoration work was carried out until 1838. It was closed in 1933, at the same time the bell tower was demolished. In 1933, the current church was built in its place, which still stands today.