Church of St. Nicholas is located in Chasovenskaya Belev, on the street Karl Marx, 115a. Temple - brick, single-headed, executed in pseudo-Russian style.

Information concerning the chapel of St. Nicholas, has since the beginning of the XVIII century. The chapel stood on the bank of the Oka, in the place where there was a miraculous appearance of the icon of St. Nicholas. Image chapels are found even in the sketches of the poet Vasily Zhukovsky. In the 69th year of XIX century, the chapel was rebuilt into a small temple, which has reached the present time. Nicholas chapel was part Belevsky Transfiguration monastery and served as a church for des.

Nicholas Temple Chasovenskaya worked until 1935. After it closed, and before the start of World War II the building was not used in any way. During the war years in the area of ​​the temple extended the front edge of the city defense. Inside the church was located a gun who conducted aimed fire on the banks of the Oka River.

In 2001, the church of St. Nicholas was transferred to the Russian Orthodox Church. Her condition was very frustrating. So, after quite a long period of time, the temple doors were opened to visit his parishioners. In an Easter night in 2002 there was held the first liturgy. Work and effort of parishioners and benefactors able to start rebuilding the temple. In 2004, the roof was rebuilt, and on it there was a poppy-head. Currently, St. Nicholas Church is open and active.