A brick building in the Gothic style with a tall, slender tower. The church was designed by one Bergmann from Rastenburg. Inside, there were galleries along the walls. The pulpit and the altar were made by Kuntzsch of Wernigerode. The organ was built by Nowak of Königsberg. The church had two bells.
After the war the church was in excellent condition, and until 1965 the school used it as a storeroom and for other practical purposes. The bell was taken down and used on the collective farm for fire-safety purposes. Later it was sold to Lithuania.
In 1965–66 the tower cupola with its cross was removed and the roof was altered. The church was used as a school gym. Later an annex was added to house a primary school.
Condition as of 1990: the church's high roof has been destroyed, and the present one, covered with asbestos-cement sheeting, is some seven metres lower. The tower has lost its spire and is covered with an almost flat gable roof. There are annexes on both sides of the altar niche.
Since 2000 the church has been used as a gym by the Mozyr school across the road. In the 2020s the former church building became a refuge for the restored clock from the local railway station, which could have fallen victim to vandals in its usual place.
Photos on this page: Bildarchiv Ostpreußen, bildarchiv-ostpreussen.de
Translated from Russian with the help of AI (Claude, Anthropic), October 2026.
