A Neo-Gothic parish church from 1856, with three naves, a five-storey brick tower and three bells from 1925-1927.
The church in Sarbinowo in Mielno municipality was built in the mid-19th century, in 1856, in the Neo-Gothic style, on the site of an earlier church. Until 1945 it was Protestant, and today it is the parish church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the Mielno deanery.
The three-nave brick building on a rectangular plan ends in a separate, three-sided chancel. The nave is covered by a tiled gable roof, and the gable and the upper parts of the walls are decorated with a brick frieze. The windows and doors have a pointed-arch shape. Above the main entrance can be seen a rose window, and above it three small pointed-arch windows.
By the east corner stands a five-storey brick tower topped with a pyramidal helm. Three bells from 1925-1927 hang in it. The interior is covered by a wooden ceiling supported on posts, and on the west wall there is an organ gallery.
In nearby Chłopy there is the fishing village museum, and a little further stands the Gąski Lighthouse.
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