A 14th-century fieldstone church, rebuilt from a ruin in 1990-1993; parts of its altar from around 1520 are in the National Museum in Szczecin.
The Church of St Brother Albert in Dalsze, a village in Myślibórz municipality, was built in the 14th century of fieldstones. After 1945 it fell into ruin and was rebuilt in 1990-1993.
The tower was added in 1712, and after damage the church was renovated in 1876. The rebuilt building was consecrated by Bishop Marian Przykucki on 16 May 1993. The interior is modern, because during the rebuilding it was not recreated in its historic form.
The church has a rectangular plan and a gabled roof. In the east gable is a rectangular recess with a cross. On the west a tower on a square plan adjoins it, with a pointed-arch portal and an oculus above it. The grounds are surrounded by a stone wall.
Parts of the altar from this church are shown by the National Museum in Szczecin: two wings of a triptych with twelve figures of saints in lime wood, made in a West Pomeranian workshop around 1520.
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