There was a loam half-timbered church – a daughter church of Grano – in Pinnow back in 1604. For almost 300 years, it provided Christians with space for contemplation and prayer until the parish finally decided to build a new one in 1899 because of the desperate state of the old one. Work started ten years later, in 1909. Today’s Pinnow village church was built according to a design by Government Building Officer Büttner from Berlin-Steglitz and Government Building Officer Erdmann from Guben.