The uniform tin roof covers the nave and the narrower chancel, which is closed on three sides. On the north wall of the spire is a clock an element rarely found in wooden architecture. The interior is covered by flat ceilings decorated with polychrome work from 1888. The church contains C18th late baroque altars: in the main one there is a painting of Ecce Homo, while in the side ones there are representations of Our Lady of the Rosary and St. Antony. It is worth paying attention to the C17th wooden baroque font. Sites worth seeing! Męcina was a knights' village, mentioned first in 1326. In the reformation period there was an arianism centre. The yellow trail that leads to Łososina range originates in Męcina. The village has an ostrich farm.