Kükita Old Believers House of Worship is a Old Believer House of Worship in Kasepää Parish, Kükita.

According to some sources, it was built in 1740 by Nikita, a Novgorod merchant who fled there, and one of the Moscow boyars, the Morozovs. The old prayer house in Kükita was destroyed in World War II.

In 1949, with the help of the locals, today's prayer house was built[1]. The prayer house is made of wood. In the mid-1990s the house was surrounded by a layer of bricks (Wikipedia).

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