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Church of Christ the King in Sibin

Sibin, Sibin
About Church of Christ the King in Sibin

A branch church in Sibin, mentioned from 1288, destroyed in the Second World War and rebuilt in 1977-1978.

The Church of Christ the King stands in Sibin in Kamień Pomorski municipality and serves as a branch church. The oldest information about it comes from 1288. The heritage register dates the building to the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries.

Rebuilding and the body

After the Second World War the church was destroyed. It was rebuilt in 1977-1978. The church was built of brick and stone, and its body has the form of a hall church with a three-sided east end. The roof is a gabled one, and the windows are finished with semicircular arches.

Interior

The ceiling is wooden and beamed. In the slightly raised chancel stand a wooden altar table and lectern, and the central place is taken by a large wooden cross with a figure of Christ. On the left hangs a painting of Our Lady of Częstochowa, on the right a depiction of Christ the King. The chancel also holds a white font with a cover, and on the walls are bas-relief Stations of the Cross.

Nearby

About five kilometres from the village, near Wolin, lies the Wolinian stronghold on Gardzka Kępa.

Practical information

  • Village: Sibin, Kamień Pomorski municipality.
  • Check service times and the possibility of entering the interior with the parish.
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