Today's wooden Church was rebuilt in 1662 (it is confirmed by the date appearing on the beam in the vesrty) completely out of wood. Wood was donated by the same monastery that built the previous Church, the municipality provided carts and workforce. The cost of this construction and carpenters’ fees were probably covered by the parish and the residents. The Church served as the affiliated Church until 1905, when the parish was established. Currently used as a funeral Church. Timbered wooden Church with a tower of post and beam construction on the foundation. Inside there are the main altar, the pulpit with a sculpture of Christ on the canopy, organ from the end of the 18th century and the baptismal font from the first half of the 18th century in the shape of a cornucopia sustained by an angel.