In the second half of the C18th it was renovated and fully fitted. It is one of the most beautiful late-gothic churches in Małopolska, with log walls that are vertically boarded and moulded. The nave ceiling is decorated by rococo polychrome from the second half of the C18th, depicting the Coronation of Our Lady. The church includes: a main altar from the second half of the C17th with a painting of the Presentation of the BVM and statues of the saints, a late-renaissance pulpit from the end of the C16th, and a wooden font from 1915. Some of the baroque fittings were transferred to the neighbouring parish church. Sites worth seeing! In the vicinity of Jodłownik there is Kostrza mountain (719 m above sea level) with a characteristic shape seen from Wieliczka. In a beech forest covering the peak there is a cluster of hart's-tongue fern, unique in Europe.