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The church was probably built in 1862. In 1911 it underwent a major reconstruction. During renovation works, a screen bell tower, currently standing near the church, was built. The temple was used by Greek Catholics until the 1950s, but it was abandoned shortly thereafter. At that time, there was a charcoal warehouse in the building. From 1971 to today, the church performs the functions of the church. St. Antoni. The church's building is wooden, oriented with a log structure, a three-part nave, covered with shingles. The sanctuary and sacristy are from the north. The whole is covered with a tin roof, above the nave turret. The icons of the Mother of God with the child and of Christ Pantocreator have been preserved from the old equipment of the church. The image of Saint. Nicholas, which is currently in the collections of the Museum in Łańcut.