The area around the Church of the resurrection of Christ was formerly known as stadium, hence its name – "Stadia". The initial mention of the resurrection nunnery, which existed at this place, refers to 1458. Instead of the wooden Church, destroyed by fire in 1532, the Church was built of stone. But in 1764 the monastery was closed, the Church became a parish, and remained such until 1788. From 1788 to the present day, she was assigned to the Church of St. Varlaam, which was located next door, in consequence, of the clergy at the Church of the resurrection was not. However, the library was moved to the Church of St. Varlaam.

In 1808 the Church was being prepared for demolition because of its svetlosti, but the Holy Synod did not give permission for the demolition of the Church. In 1880 the iconostasis and interior of the Church was redone. In 1894 built iron spiral staircase to the choir. At the same time the Church was built and the bell tower. At the belfry were seven bells.

In the temple there were two altars: the main one - of the resurrection of Christ, a new side - Introduction to the Church of the blessed virgin. The Church has a typical cubic form, it is made of limestone slabs. On the hipped roof has a stone dome with narrow Windows and curtain decorations, such as the depth of the corbel arches and hollows. The Chapter on the dome covers the iron. The porch has a form of ancient Pskov porch. For porch porch should, which approved a three-span belfry. Previously, before the porch was a separate bell tower, built of wood.

On the facade on the West side, there are typical three blades, and the blades – deep niche. To the North side adjacent outbuilding which is used as a pantry. The facade on the North side also has three-lobed divisions. On the South side is a chapel consecrated in the name of Introduction to the temple, the construction of which is unknown, but the first mention of it belong to the XVIII century. Right wall with two hanging arch with the motif, borrowed, probably, from Moscow. The chapel is a small dome with original hat shape. The roll stains decorated the apse of the main Church, but the stains are only on the upper and lower parts of the apses. Side apse decorations has. Torispherical vaults cover the Church.

Light drum support sails dome and arches. In the upper corner of the temple from the South-West side is arranged in a tent with no Windows, with a single door on the left side that goes to the choir. Obviously, before there was the sacristy. Cylindrical vault with strikings open Vvedensky porch.

Despite a slight coarsening of forms that are more on the interior, Church of the resurrection has a great expressiveness. Near the temple there is an underground passage.

Church of the Resurrection with Stadia closed after the October revolution. This event occurred on August 5, 1924. The building was planned to transfer to the Museum. In 2005-2008 was conducted the restoration of the temple, for which funds were allocated by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation. Revival Church begun in 2007. 12 November 2007 renovated and copper-covered Central dome of the Church of the Resurrection with Stadia was erected consecrated cross. Consecration of the cross did Eusebius, Archbishop of Pskov and Velikie Luki. The temple is reborn, restoration work continues. Currently the Church of the Resurrection is a working parish Church. In the future, the Church plans to create an Orthodox gymnasium.