Although it was raised later, during the modern era, the craftsmen who built it preserved the tradition of medieval churches in the area.

Local legends have it that the church was erected by a family of thieves who decided to turn to faith and thanked God in this way for showing them the right path. The name of the family was Pârvești, which is why the church bears the same name.

The charm of this country church is given by the wooden roof, the asymmetric finishing of the windows and the geometrical figures painted with a trembling brush on the outside of the belfry tower.