Tserkov complex in Szczutków was erected in 1904, at the same location as the previous temples
The log building, oriented eastward, has a cross-shaped floor plan. The square nave on the northern and southern sides is adjoined by annexes, both enclosed with semi-hexagonal walls. The chancel, also with semi-hexagonal eastern wall, adjoins two sacristies. A small porch leads to the narthex.
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Photo: Krystian Kłysewicz