In 1533, a brick sacristy was added. At the end of the 17th century, the church was plundered and burnt down by the Cossacks and the Transylvanian army; however, it was later rebuilt. Many works were done in the 20th century – the church was expanded with a side nave, and at the end of the century two large towers were added from the west. The historic elements of the church include a late-Gothic baptismal font from 1497, a stone portal separating the presbytery and sacristy, a Baroque main altar from the 17th century and two Baroque side altars. The church stands on a small hill in the eastern part of the town.