The cemetery temple was first mentioned in historicaLike most wooden churches in Opole, the one in Strzelce has a log structure. It is oriented, i.e. facing east, from where, according to the Christian faith, Christ is to come again. It consists of a small, almost square nave and a chancel with a side sacristy. It was covered with a steep, two-ridge roof consisting of wooden, interlocking shingles. On its top, there is a small, baroque turret, probably built after 1720, with a lantern and a subtle, spherical cupola. Once this temple was located outside the city, today it is not far from its center. It is worth visiting as one of the most beautiful elements of the Wooden Route of Churches of Opole Silesia. l sources in 1505. Not renewed and not preserved, it completely fell into decline in the 17th century. Its reconstruction took place in the years 1683-1690.