A granite filial church from the 13th century in Chojna municipality, with a 15th-century tower and a Neo-Gothic chancel of 1872.
The Church of St Joseph in Krzymów was built in the second half of the 13th century of dressed granite and rebuilt in the Neo-Gothic style in 1872. It is a filial church of the parish in Krajnik Górny.
The original nave has a rectangular plan measuring 21.3 × 9 m and a gabled roof. Two original pointed-arch portals have survived: one with three steps in the west wall and one with two steps in the south wall. In the 15th century a tower as wide as the nave was added to the west, topped with four gablets and an octagonal spire. During the rebuilding in 1872 the windows were widened and a brick chancel with a five-sided end and two small apses was added to the east. Inside there is a wooden gallery with an organ case, a painting of the Lamb of God above the chancel arch, an 18th-century font and a wooden plaque to those killed in the First World War. Around the church runs the stone wall of the former cemetery, with a 15th-century brick gate.
The parish is in Krajnik Górny, in the Church of St Andrew Bobola.
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