A stone branch church in Wyszomierz from the 15th century, with a brick gable with blind arcading and a Romanesque font in front of the entrance.
The Church of Christ the King stands in Wyszomierz in Nowogard municipality and is a branch church of the parish of St Anne in Długołęka (the Church of St Anne in Długołęka). It was built in the 15th century on a rectangular plan of erratic boulders. It is entered in the heritage register.
The gable of the east wall is of brick and decorated with blind arcading. In the 18th century a wooden, boarded tower with a sharp spire covered with sheet metal was added on the west side. A renovation in 1903 included, among other things, widening the windows. Inside, above the entrance, is a 19th-century choir gallery, but no historic furnishings have survived. In front of the church lies the bowl of a Romanesque font.
After the Second World War the church was consecrated as a Catholic one on 7 October 1947. In the area lies Lake Nowogardzkie.
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