The rest of the church dates from the 13th century (the choir and sacristy) and the early 14th (the nave).

[1] Internally, the church is decorated with medieval murals made by the artist known as the Master of the Passion of Christ in the middle of the 15th century.

Furthermore, the altarpiece is medieval from the late 14th century, as is a preserved church tabernacle.

The triumphal cross dates from circa 1300, and the baptismal font, possibly made by the artist Hegvald, is a Romanesque piece from the 12th century, richly decorated.

[1] The church lies in a cemetery that is surrounded by a low limestone wall, in which a medieval lychgate still survives.