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The church covers an area of 400 square meters and has seating for 400 people. The church was built partly from the logs of the old church of Hartola and in the same shape.

The tower is built from the belfry of Hartola Church, but in a different shape. It has three floors and a lantern with a tent roof at the top. The two bells of the church were obtained from the former Russian military church in Mikkeli in 1924.

The church has rounded windows at the ends and pilasters at the corners of the building; the outer ceilings have saddle ceilings. The interior is a wooden arch; the inner walls are on a log surface. The church was renovated in 1958.

The altarpiece called "Jesus blessing the children" was painted by Albert Carlsson.

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