The wooden Protestant church was built in the village apparently after the 16th century. After the plague, two hundred dead were burned in the church on the advice of the nobility. Therefore, a Renaissance church reconstruction was built over the ruins of a Gothic church from the time of the first settlement. Estate owner George Kobylky of Kobylího opened the the church in 1608 evidenced by a stone slab with a coat of arms. The fire in 1854 left the church very damaged, repairs lasted 10 years. Bells were commandeered in 1916, the village then purchased a new bell. The church organ was installed by Rieger-Kloss in 1915.
