A Lutheran church from the 1950s in Wisła Malinka, next to which a parish centre was built.
The Lutheran church in Wisła Malinka is a Lutheran (Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession) place of worship and, since 1 January 1995, the seat of the independent parish in Malinka.
At first the Lutherans of Malinka went to services at the church in the centre of Wisła, while Bible study hours were held in private homes. The Church Council passed a resolution to build a church on 26 July 1953. Construction began in 1954 on a plot donated by Andrzej Sikora, and the money came from parishioners' contributions. The church was consecrated by Bishop Karol Kotula.
In 1985-1989 a parish house was added, and the interior was renovated and altered several times. Since 5 September 2021 services and parish meetings have been held in the new Malinka Parish Centre, opposite the church.
There are ski slopes in the area, for example the Klepki Wisła Malinka ski lifts, and in the centre of Wisła stands the Church of the Finding of the Holy Cross.
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