In 1913, the temple was rebuilt, got extended by approx. 7 meters, and low arcades were added to the nave walls from the outside. It was also then that the wall and ceiling got covered with polychromy inspired by the style of the Young Poland art movement. When inside the church, it is worth paying attention to the main altar and two side altars, made in the Baroque style in the second half of the 18th century. The main altar includes a painting of St. Nicholas – the patron of the temple. The Baroque baptismal font and the Rococo pulpit with images of the four Evangelists and the image of St. John the Baptist are also interesting. The carved rood on the chancel beam and the choir with the sill and organ also represent the Rococo style.