The main church of the parish was designed by Josef Stenbäck and completed in 1898. This long-nave church has an apse at its east end; the lower part is granite, while the gable triangles and upper tower are brick. It is the third church on the site: the first two were wooden, completed in 1640 and 1728. It seats 700 people and was renovated in 2001.
Wheelchair users enter through the side door, and parish staff can help if needed. The church has an induction loop, and the car park, entrance and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
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