Church of Saint Margaret, Gothic church in Prosetín, Czech Republic.

The Church of Saint Margaret is a Baroque Roman Catholic parish church standing on raised ground in the middle of Prosetín's cemetery. The cemetery, a free-standing bell tower, a mortuary and the boundary wall are protected together with the church. Three bells hang in the tower at the cemetery edge, one of them cast in 1533.

The present Baroque church replaced an older wooden building, which was demolished in 1738. Repairs followed in 1853 and 1882. It serves as the parish church of Prosetín u Bystřice nad Pernštejnem and is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

The church is the parish church of the Roman Catholic parish of Prosetín u Bystřice nad Pernštejnem. In the village stands a second church, the Evangelical church built in 1782, also surrounded by its own cemetery, so two denominations have shaped local religious life side by side.

The church stands on raised ground in the middle of the village cemetery, which it shares with a free-standing bell tower, a mortuary and a boundary wall. Three bells hang in the tower at the cemetery edge, one of them cast in 1533. A second, Evangelical church of 1782 also stands in Prosetín, surrounded by its own cemetery.

The separate bell tower at the cemetery edge holds three bells, one of them cast in 1533. The church shares the walled cemetery with a morgue and the tower, and the village also has an Evangelical church from 1782 with its own cemetery.