A 15th-century Gothic church with a leaning tower, an 18th-century font and stained glass by Ferdinand Müller.
The church in Kościernica is a 15th-century Gothic building of brick and fieldstone, rebuilt in the 18th and 19th centuries. It is a branch church of the parish in Szczeglino, in Polanów municipality, and is entered in the heritage register.
This is an oriented single-nave building without a separate chancel. On the west side it is supported by buttresses, and the east gable is decorated with blind windows. The nave has a gable roof. The three-storey tower on a square plan, covered with a pavilion roof ending in a ball with a cross, leans slightly to the west, and is supported by buttresses added in 1963. Inside survive an 18th-century font and two 19th-century stained-glass windows by Ferdinand Müller.
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