Branch church in Odargowo from the 15th century, with an altar of 1596 and a 17th-century pulpit from the church in Szadzko.
The Church of the Transfiguration in Odargowo was built in the 15th century of stone and brick, on a rectangular plan. The nave is covered with a gable roof. In the south elevation is an entrance portal, and the rebuilt east gable is decorated with blind arcading.
The tower was added in the second half of the 19th century. In its lower part it is of stone, higher up of brick, with pilaster strips on the face and a helmet with a lantern. In 2024 the roof covering was replaced and the plaster was chipped off the outer walls of the nave.
On the west wall hangs a 19th-century gallery with 17th-century paintings of scenes of the Passion, coming from an earlier gallery. The altar of 1596 and a decorated wooden pulpit of the 17th century were moved after 1945 from the ruined church in Szadzko. Its ruins can be seen in Szadzko: the ruined church. The church was consecrated as a Catholic church on 4 May 1946.
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