In “Inventory of Documents of the Vilnius Central Archive of Ancient Act Books. Issue X.”, March 1, 1580. One can see a record of the sale of Popina by Wojna Vasiliewicz Linewski and part of the lands of his brother Michal Wasil Linewski. The buyer is Bogdan Jackowicz Czernewski. The document mentions a functioning Orthodox church in Popina. From the entry in “Acts published by the Vilna Archaeological Commission.

Until the end of the XVIII century the owners of Chomsk were the Oginski family, unfortunately it is not known in what year they bought (or were given) the land. The first mention of the church just coincides with the dates when they were the owners of Homsk. According to the documents stored in RGIA, the oldest mention of the church in Chomsk as a Uniate church is a document from 1698 to 1801.

The current Church of the Intercession in the village of Chomsk was built in 1992. It was consecrated on February 25, 1993. The first mention of the church in Hutowo can be attributed to the time when there was a Uniate church in the area. In RGIA there are metric Uniate books on Hutowo, unfortunately the years of collected information are not described. There is also a list of Uniate clergymen in the Hutowo church: