A half-timbered branch church in Wołowiec from 1807-1812, built after a fire destroyed the previous church.
The Church of St Martin in Wołowiec (Nowogard municipality, Goleniów county) was built in 1807-1812 on the site of a church that burned down in 1807 during the Franco-Prussian war. It has a half-timbered construction, is a branch church of the parish of Christ the King in Sikorki and is entered in the heritage register (A-1246).
The rectangular building is covered by a gable roof, and the tower on the west side rises from the body and has a pavilion roof. The interior is lit by large rectangular windows, and the ceiling is wooden and beamed. In the west part a choir gallery with a 19th-century organ case has survived, supported on four posts. In the wooden altar hangs a painting of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and the tabernacle is decorated with the symbols of a cross, a chalice, ears of wheat and grapes. The church was consecrated as a Catholic one on 11 November 1945.
The parish church in Sikorki is the Church of Christ the King.
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