A branch church in Suchanówko from the 14th century, damaged in the Second World War and rebuilt in the 1980s.
The Church of Christ the King in Suchanówko (Suchań municipality) was built in the 14th century. After the destruction of the Second World War it was rebuilt and consecrated in 1986. It belongs to the parish in Suchań.
The walls were built of granite ashlar and brick, and in the 17th century the church was rebuilt. It has no separate chancel; on the east side it is closed by a flat wall with three pointed brick windows. The side walls have small windows divided into panes. A stone tower was added to the nave with its gable roof, and the interior is covered by a wooden, broken beamed ceiling. A narrow, historic piscina has survived. The building was entered in the heritage register in 1991.
The rebuilding in the 1980s was carried out to a design by the engineers Maciej Płotkowiak and Stefan Kwilecki, and the consecration was performed by Bishop Jan Gałecki.
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