Sardu, Reformed church

On the Șandru hill over the houses the ruins of a church can be seen. It was built probably in XIV century, now it has no roof, some parts of the chorus and vestry can be seen but still we can identify the gothic style which can be seen on the entrance doorway. In around XV-XVI centuries the church was enlarged with two lateral naves. In 1935 Debreczeni László, studding the ruins, discovered under the lime coat fragments of fresco. During the reformed current's inmoving the Christians became reformed but their number decreased dramatically in XVIII century.

The church's bell is in Turea but the church's walls are in perfect state only the north side isn't.

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