POLAND - Calvinist Church Ruins, Piaski Village

The ruins of the Calvinist church. Although it is located close to the busy Piaski bypass, hardly anyone pays attention to this place.
Piaski in the 16th century was one of the main centers of the reform movement in the Lublin region. It was here that churches of such denominations as Arian, Calvinist and Lutheran were founded. This building was built in the years 1783-85, in the place of a former wooden church. After the death of the founder, the building began to deteriorate. The final collapse took place after 1849, when the Calvinist community in Piaseczno was liquidated. In the Evangelical-Augsburg Church of St. Holy Trinity in Lublin, you can still see the historic pulpit and altar moved from the Piasecki church.