The church was built in 1780, in the architecture of Classicism and Baroque. First the building was used as the Greek Catholic chapel of St. Jehoshaphat Kuntsevych. Then, after 15 years, it was used as an Orthodox Church and since then it is called Nikolaev (Nicholas) Church. The building once had a wooden bell tower, but it has not survived. Additionally, an old stone gate in the form of an arch still exists, but the stone wall that once surrounded the building was destroyed. In 1910, the church served as a cemetery chapel, and from 1914 to 1939 was used as a parish. In Soviet times, the church was used as a warehouse. After Ukraine’s independence the building was returned to believers and used for services.

(Yulia Karpiuk Lviv Polytechnic National University, 2021)