Orthodox church Protection of the Mother of God in Zdynia

Orthodox church dedicated to the Protection of the Mother of God - former Greek Catholic church in Zdynia, built in 1795. From 2009 orthodox parish church. It belongs to the Gorlice deanery of the Przemyśl-Gorlice diocese of the Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church. The first church in Zdynia was built in the first half of the 16th century. The present building, however, is much younger - it dates from 1795. Until the operation "Vistula", it served as a Greek Catholic church. In 1947, the church became the property of the State Treasury. After 1947, the building was shared by the Orthodox and Roman Catholic parishes. In 2009, the church became the exclusive property of the Orthodox Church.

The church in Zdynia is made of wood, has a single nave and a three-section structure. Above the vestibule there is a tower with sloping walls, built on a rectangular plan, topped with a cupola with an apparent lantern topped with a Latin cross. Similar, more elaborate structures are located above the nave and a narrower and lower chancel. The church is equipped with a late Baroque iconostasis from the 18th century , which was renovated for four years in 2007. The walls of the temple are covered with polychrome. In the presbytery there is a rococo main altar in the form of a canopy with the icon of the Crucifixion from the end of the 18th century and a late Baroque birdhouse with the icon of St. Patriarchs, also from the 18th century. The whole building is surrounded by a stone wall with a gate-bell tower.

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