Tserkva Pokrovy Presvyatoyi Bohorodytsi

for the sake of justice, write that the temple was built by Greek Catholics, which was taken away by the Communists in 1946 and is still owned by the Russian Church.

Church of the Intercession of the Holy Virgin. 1861. (UOC) The first mention of the ancient wooden church Introduction was recorded in 1692. In 1733 in the village was a wooden church of St. spirit with three bells. Part of the village is once a separate settlement Peresyrov, where in 1755 there was a priest and a wooden church, built a few years before. It is known that the construction of the current brick basilica church was interrupted for 10 years due to a lack of materials provided by Count Schönborn. The church was consecrated in 1856, as well as in the early 1870s. The old iconostasis was preserved until the mid-1890s, after which a new one was erected, and most of the old images were transferred to Abranka. The floor was paved with hewn stone slabs, which were later used to make a fence, and the floor was filled with concrete. The church was consecrated for the second time in 1905. Initially, the building was covered with shingles, and in 1910 it was covered with tin. Four old bells were removed for military use in the First World War. In 1921 they bought new bells. Recently, local artist Vasyl Shagur built a chapel, made a crucifix, and curator Vasyl Ryblyan undertook the construction of a gate belfry, the lower tier of which will be brick, and the upper - wooden.

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