Church of the Holy Trinity in Nadarzyn

The Church of the Holy Trinity in Nadarzyn is a neo-Gothic brick church built in 1902 as a Protestant church. Today it is a branch of the parish in Zamęcin. It stands in the village of Nadarzyn in Pełczyce municipality, in Choszczno County.

Building and tower

The building stands on a rectangular plan, with a square bell tower on the west side. The lower part of the tower is decorated with hewn stones, higher up runs a brick frieze with pointed-arch windows, and the whole is covered with a sheet-metal spire. A bell 86 cm in diameter hangs in the tower. At the corners of the nave stand pinnacles topped with finials, and the windows are pointed-arch.

Chancel and interior

On the east side the nave ends in a separate, polygonally closed chancel, and a sacristy was added to the south façade. The interior is covered with a wooden, two-pitched, beamed ceiling. The church was consecrated as a Catholic church on 20 May 1947. Next to the village lies the palace complex in Nadarzyn.

Practical information

• Location: the village of Nadarzyn, Pełczyce municipality, Choszczno County.
• The church is in active use, so it is best to ask the parish about access to the interior before a visit.