The parish's main church is a wooden church designed by Jac Ahrenberg in pure Nikkari style, standing since 1896. A thorough restoration in autumn 2006 repaired rot damage and brought technical upgrades. The altar was narrowed and a new one placed so that the liturgist faces the congregation. The church hall seats about 800 people.
The church can be rented by outside parties, for concerts for example, with the permission of the church council. In summer it serves as a roadside church open to visitors. Wheelchair spaces are reserved in the side pews on the right side at the front, and the induction loop is strongest in the middle part of the church. There is an accessible route, car park and toilet, the toilet being in a separate building in the churchyard.
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