Pentecost Church in Warsaw, Parish church in Piaski district, Warsaw, Poland.

Pentecost Church at 44 Broniewskiego Street is a parish church built from 1987 to 2000 to a design by Stanisław Sołtyk, with sculptural decoration by Jerzy Machaj. A clock tower stands beside the church, and the grounds lie near Olszyna Park.

In 1983 the city granted land near Olszyna Park for a church, and a temporary chapel was built that November. The parish was erected in 1984, construction of the present church ran from 1987 to 2000, and Cardinal Józef Glemp consecrated it on 4 May 2002.

The parish was erected in 1984, a year after the first Mass was celebrated on the site near Olszyna Park. Its name, Pentecost Church, refers to the Descent of the Holy Spirit. The sculptural decoration inside was made by the sculptor Jerzy Machaj.

The church holds services at multiple times throughout the week to accommodate the community. Visitors can attend without advance arrangements by arriving during scheduled times.

The sculptor Jerzy Machaj made the church's sculptural decoration, and a clock tower was built beside the church. The plot near Olszyna Park was granted in 1983 through the efforts of Father Antoni Piaścik, and the first Mass was said there on 18 September 1983.