This neo-Gothic church was built in 1852–57 to designs by the architect Ernst Bernhard Lohrmann. A tower stands at the end of the long rectangular nave, and its octagonal bell tower is 48 metres high. The three-part altarpiece was painted by R. W. Ekman in 1864 and depicts Gethsemane, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. The organ was rebuilt in 1991; seven of its 27 stops, the facade and the case are original. The bells come from the Church of the Holy Cross and date from 1734, 1738 and 1782. The church seats about 800 people.
It is the main church of the parish. Step-free access is through the vestry door, and an induction loop is available. Cars can reach the church door from the parking area, and the entrance and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
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