A half-timbered church from 1775, built for Protestants, with a Rococo pulpit and a bell from 1770.
St James the Apostle's Church in Bronikowo is a half-timbered church from the 18th century, a filial church of the parish in Marcinkowice, in Mirosławiec municipality.
The timber-framed church, built in Fachwerk, was erected in 1775 for the local Protestant community. It is a hall church on a rectangular plan, with a chancel closed on three sides at the north end. A square tower under a pavilion roof was added on the south side, while the sacristy and porch are housed in side annexes. The building is not oriented.
The Rococo pulpit and altar rail date from the time of construction, and the altar itself represents the folk Rococo current. Paintings of Christ on the Mount of Olives and St James the Greater hang here, and the bell dates from 1770.
About 4 km further on, in Marcinkowice, stands the parish St Catherine's Church in Marcinkowice.
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