It was on his initiative that a new Lutheran church was organized in Wschowa.

The temple was founded on the plan of an irregular quadrilateral. It is made of brick. The exception is its northern wall, which was originally a defensive wall. Inside, there are three-story wooden galleries. They come from the second half of the 17th century. In the western part there is a semi-elliptical music choir from the 18th century with a balustrade decorated with ornaments. From the original furnishings, there are also Renaissance stalls from the beginning of the 17th century. Within its walls, even two thousand believers could pray at the same time!

The church is a unique example of evangelical religious architecture in Greater Poland and the oldest Lutheran church in our region.