The church is deemed culturally significant and has enjoyed protected status since 2004.

The town of Nanortalik is currently assessing building an additional church for the congregation, citing problems with the current church being too small for bigger festivities.

[2] A landmark Nanortalik boulder—called the Knud Rasmussen Stone—is located right next to the church.

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