In the mid-C19th the nave was elongated and two porches were added. It is a log-construction church, with vertically boarded walls and no spire. The chancel is decorated by figurative polychrome work from the mid-C16th, discovered in 1966-67. The paintings depict scenes from the Passion of Our Lord and figures of the saints. The main altar and two late-baroque side altars date from the C18th. The main altar contains a C16th renaissance painting of Madonna with Child and an C18th baroque St. Andrew.