Half-timbered church of the 18th century with a bell of 1573 cast by a Stargard bell founder, formerly Protestant.
The Church of Our Lady of the Rosary in Sława is a half-timbered church of the 18th century, formerly Protestant, today a Roman Catholic branch church. The heritage register entered it in 1959. Sława (German Alt Schlage) lies in Świdwin municipality, in Świdwin County, and the Rega flows by the western part of the village.
In the church tower hangs a bell of 1573, made by the Stargard bell founder Joachim Karstede. The heritage register defines the construction as Prussian wall, and the Wikipedia entry as half-timbering.
About 2 km further, in Smardzko, stands a similar former Protestant church dedicated to Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn.
About 7 km from the village lies Lipie with the Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa.
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