This Lutheran church belongs to the Keski-Lahti parish. It was completed in 1993 to a design by architect Juhani Boman. The altar wall carries a symbolic resurrection theme, and above it hangs the textile work Tulkoon valkeus by Kirsti Rantanen. The organ was built in 1993 by Kangasalan Urkurakentamo Oy, with 15 stops on two manuals and pedal, in a Renaissance style. Its voicing is based on the Nauvo positive, the oldest organ preserved in Finland.
The church holds regular worship services and can also be used for concerts, events, weddings and funerals. The main hall seats 200 and connects to a parish hall for up to 98 people; up to 360 seats can be fitted in total. The parish hall has tableware, a piano and a video projector, and table linens can be rented. Bookings are handled by the church's caretaker and the contacts listed on the parish website. There is wheelchair access from street level, an accessible toilet in the lobby and an induction loop. Free parking on the site has around 30 spaces, including accessible ones.
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