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The orthodox parish church belongs to the Deanery of Szczecin of the Breslau-Szczecin Diocese of the Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church. The first temple existed in Ługi as far back as 1337. In the 16th Century, the church received three bells which survived to the end of World War I. The new Gothic Revival temple was built on the site of the old church most likely at the end of the 19th Century. In 1952, the former Protestant church was consecrated as an orthodox church of the Dormition of the Mother God. The orthodox church has been entered into the register of historic monuments under the number L-56.