A neo-Gothic branch church from 1858 in Lisowo, with its original pews, pulpit and the epitaph of the von Wedel family.
The church in Lisowo, a village in Chociwel municipality, was built in 1858 in neo-Gothic style. It is entered in the heritage register and belongs to the parish in Chociwel.
It is a hall church on a rectangular plan, without a tower or a separate chancel, of split stone with brick details. In the west wall is a pointed portal with recessed orders, and in the gables are round windows. Each side wall has three pointed windows with stained glass. Inside, 19th-century pews, a pulpit and a choir gallery have survived, and on the west wall the epitaph of the von Wedel family with a German inscription.
The church is surrounded by a former Evangelical cemetery with remnants of cast-iron grave crosses. It was consecrated as a Catholic church on 15 September 1948.
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