Consecrated in 1935, this Helsinki church was designed by Bertel Jung, one of the architects involved in founding the area. It seats about 170 and is surrounded by nature. The bell tower by Armas Lindgren stands on the hill at the area's highest point, and its bells were donated by local residents. The local parish became part of Herttoniemi parish in 2011.
The parish hall next door has an upstairs hall seating 80 and a kitchen with crockery and coffee service for 80; it is booked through the parish office. Activities are listed in the online event calendar, the Kirkko&Kaupunki magazine and on notice boards. The car park, entrance and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
