Neo-Gothic brick branch church with a tower with an octagonal upper storey, in Węgorzyno municipality.
The Church of St Charles Borromeo in Winniki is a neo-Gothic brick church, now a branch of the parish of Our Lady Queen of Poland in Runowo Pomorskie. The village lies in Węgorzyno municipality in Łobez County.
The building stands on a rectangular plan, with a chancel closed on five sides, and was built of brick on a stone foundation. A tower adjoins the nave on the west side: the lower storey is square, the upper one octagonal, and the whole ends in a pointed spire. The windows of the nave, chancel and tower have pointed-arch tops, and the tower also has round oculi. The year of construction differs between the sources: the encyclopedia entry gives 1860, while the heritage register dates the church to the mid-19th century.
The interior is covered with a flat, beamed ceiling. A 19th-century altar, a gallery supported on pillars and pews have survived. After the war, on 4 November 1945, the church was consecrated as a Catholic church. It is entered in the heritage register.
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