Tserkov' Voskreseniya Slovushchego

The two-story brick Church of the Resurrection of the Slovody in Halbuzh with classic-style décor, built by the efforts of nobleman Peter Alexandrovich Yakovlev and parishioners, consecrated in 1817. The main volume is a two-tier quadruple, covered with a domed roof. The three-story bell tower in the 1890s was built on three sides by a porch flush with the refectory walls. Above was the Resurrection throne, below Vvedensky, Ilyinsky and Tikhonovsky. It was closed in 1940. In 1942-1949 it was occupied by an orphanage for children evacuated from Leningrad, later it was occupied by a warehouse, in the 1980s it burned out and roofs collapsed. Conservation work was carried out in 2006-2009.