Saint Michael Archangel church in Sokołowsko, Eastern Orthodox church in Sokołowsko, Poland.
Saint Michael Archangel church is a brick structure in Sokołowsko featuring Orthodox architectural elements and interior decorations. The building displays religious icons, painted artwork, and studios where sacred art continues to be produced.
The Brotherhood of Saint Vladimir built this church between 1899 and 1901 to serve patients at nearby health facilities. After World War II, the building went through several uses before returning to its religious purpose following restoration work in 1996.
The church displays traditional Orthodox iconography alongside contemporary religious art created on-site by local practitioners. Visitors can observe how these artistic traditions connect the community to Orthodox spiritual life.
The church is located on Parkowa street and operates under the Diocese of Wrocław and Szczecin. Plan your visit around religious service schedules to access the building and see the interior.
The building served as a morgue and later a summer residence during its years away from religious use, showing how circumstances changed its purpose. This unexpected chapter in the structure's history makes its restoration to sacred use particularly significant to the local community.
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