Legend claims that it was built on the site of St. Just’s hermitage. It is a small, boarded, log-construction building, covered by a single-ridge roof. The chancel, which is narrower than the nave, is closed on three sides and has a small sacristy attached. The C17th baroque main altar contains a painting of the so-called “Just” Our Lady of Częstochowa. Additionally inside the church you can view a painting of St. Just from 1677, which is an example of the folk baroque style.