A Neo-Gothic church of granite ashlar in Osinów Dolny, built in 1864-1866 and rebuilt in 1970.
The church in Osinów Dolny, a village in Cedynia municipality, was built in 1864-1866 as a Protestant church. Today it is a Catholic filial church of the parish in Cedynia and a monument entered in the register.
The walls were built of granite ashlar, on a rectangular plan, with a separate chancel closed on three sides. The east and west gables are stepped. In front of the facade stands a brick tower decorated with blind arcades, covered with a gable roof. The heritage register describes the style as Neo-Gothic.
The interior is covered by a flat wooden ceiling, and the chancel is separated from the nave by a chancel arch. A music gallery on the west wall and 19th-century pews and a pulpit have survived. The church was damaged during the Second World War and was rebuilt in 1970. It was blessed on 21 March 1971 by Bishop Jerzy Stroba.
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