A Neo-Romanesque brick church from 1856 with an apse and a tower, formerly Protestant, in Jagów near Pełczyce.
The Church of Sts Peter and Paul in Jagów is a Neo-Romanesque brick building from 1856. It was built as a Protestant church, founded by Friedrich von Schröder, and today it is a branch church of the parish in Pełczyce.
The church is a single-nave building on a rectangular plan, ending in an apse, with a tower added to the nave. The interior is covered with a wooden ceiling. In the chancel, separated from the nave by a chancel arch, stands an altar with a painting of the Crucifixion. It was consecrated as a Catholic church on 22 October 1947 by Fr Franciszek Łojek. The building is entered in the heritage register.
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