The original Church was built in 1660 as Greek Catholic Church of St. David and St Roman, and in 1706, on the same place there was another Church built which exists up to this day. The builder was a priest, Father Teodor Bielecki, which was commemorated in the inscription over the door of the temple. In 1875 the Church was taken over by the Orthodox Church which resulted in giving it a Byzantine shape and decoration. In 1918 the object was passed to the Catholics. The Church is surprising the viewer with the unique architecture that distinguishes it from other wooden churches of the region. By the Church there is the old Uniate cemetery, currently Catholic, from the eighteenth century, enclosed by the walls. There is also an interesting, monumental oak.