A church built of brick, in the neo-Gothic style simplified in the spirit of modernism in 1916. Single-nave, towerless, with a shallow chancel. The building is distinguished by a façade with a triangular gable, accentuated by a dense rhythm of diagonally positioned pinnacles, from which narrow, brightly plastered blends stand out. The side elevations are reinforced with buttresses. Inside, there is a neo-Gothic altar with a painting from 1936 depicting the calling of Christ’s first disciples, a neo-Gothic pulpit, a baptistery and an organ prospectus.
