Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God

The Church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God was founded in the village of Chernorechye. Initially, the building was wooden, consecrated in 1751, it took 23 years after this event and the church was dismantled during the Pugachev events, the reason is still unknown.

In 1779 it was re-established, on the donations of parishioners.

There was a strong fire in the village, which took away the church of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God, after which the church began to be built again, already from brick. After its construction, it was lit in 1852,

Funding for the new building was a resident of Orenburg.

The Church has three thrones, the first central, in the name of the Kazan Mother of God and completing the adjoining northern and southern thrones, the northern one is made in honor of Archistratig Michael and the southern one is the Nativity of the Baptist John.

In 1937, it was closed again, and the building began to serve as a warehouse for storing grain, after the twentieth church was given to the Orthodox community.