Half-timbered church without a tower, formerly Protestant, rebuilt in 1889, with a Baroque altar and an organ gallery of the mid-18th century.
The Church of Christ the King in Pomianowo is a half-timbered church without a tower, formerly Protestant, today Roman Catholic and a branch of the parish in Białogórzyno. The heritage register dates it to the 18th century, while the Wikipedia entry on the village says that according to sources it was built in 1512. In 1889 the church was rebuilt.
The church stands in the centre of the village on slightly raised ground, surrounded by a low stone wall and old trees. The patronage was held by the von Kleist family. In 1934 the front and the interior were renewed, and the interior received new polychromy. Inside are a Baroque high altar of the 17th or 18th century, an organ gallery of the mid-18th century and a figure of Christ of the late 18th century.
The mother parish is in Białogórzyno, where stands the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (4.5 km).
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