Church of Archangel Michael

The temple is a little difficult to see because of the large trees. Holy See: November 21st Abbot: Archpriest Pavel Mironenko A brief historical background Until 1767, the village of Havryshivka, together with Symenky and Golubivka, was part of a church parish in which the Basilian monks performed the duties of priests. At that time there was a Basilian monastery in Symenko. In 1767 a church was built in Havryshivka, and parishioners Golubivka and Havryshivka were expelled from the monastery to a separate parish with a special Uniate priest. Under the Uniates, the temple remained until 1795. To date, the old church has not been preserved. In 2008, a new temple was opened in honor of St. Michael in the village community in Havryshivka The lands attributed to the Havryshiv Church made up 53 tenths of 584 soot lands. In 1888 a literacy school was opened in Havryshivka, which in 1895 was transferred to a separate room.

Once upon a time there was a three-story wooden church. Then it was rebuilt to one side. The current temple was built in 2008.