Monument of wooden architecture. Built in 1764 at the Carmelite monastery (not preserved) in the Baroque style.
The main log house, rectangular in plan, covered by a common roof with plastically curved hips over a five-sided apse. Previously, the church was a two-tower - on the sides of a triangular pediment towered two fours with faceted cupolas. The interior is decorated with three wooden altars of the late XVIII century, made in the style of early classicism. On the side of the main facade there is a single-tier, frame, square bell tower with a tent-shaped cross section