In Bielkowo there is a precious monument - a stone and brick church from the 15th century. The settlers who cane here after the war from Sąsiadowice near Lviv brought a picture of Anna Samotrzeć with them which they placed in the local sanctuary. In 1960s it was enlarged by an artist from Szczecin. Later, the earth from Sąsiadowice was brought here and the brick from a local church. As a result, the community of Bielkowo could get used to their new Little Homeland. The sanctuary received its current neo-Gothic form in the 19th century during the reconstruction after the fire. The church located in the centre of the spindle-shaped village green was erected in the form of a rectangular room with a square tower on the western side. The tower was surmounted by a roof lantern and an onion-shaped dome, and the plastered elevation was divided by two ogival windows. The area of the old church cemetery is surrounded by a stone wall with two ogival gates.