Woserin Village Church

The evangelical village church of Woserin is an early Gothic stone church in the Woserin district of Borkow. The church of Voserin was built in two main medieval construction phases. The dendrochronological examination of the last surviving oak roof timbers resulted in the exact dating of the felling year to 1278, one can assume that the building was completed around 1279. As a short, one-bay hall church with a retracted chancel, the Woserin sacred building from the 13th century is a rare building type.
The church was originally planned without a tower. The Woserin Tower was probably built 200 years later.
In 1961 the church roof was leaking in some places and the entrance to the crypt on the north side was so dilapidated that the crypt had to be demolished.
After the political change in 1993, the first safety measures were started on the church, which was in danger of collapsing. After completing the security work, the newly manufactured ball for the weather vane on the roof of the chancel was filled with coins and documents at the tower festival in 1999.