The formerly Gothic church was devastated, and the consecration of the current Baroque church took place in the year 1715. The preserved chancel of the former church is still used today as a sacristy. The Baroque altars, which are unusual for a small village church, are particularly noteworthy. From this period date the donation box and the baptismal font. The colored stained glass windows designed by an artist from Mainz in 1906 depict beautiful saint motifs. Next to the high altar, one can see the statues of the church patrons Philip and James. In the church, there is a "holy grave" in a side altar that is only open on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.
A cemetery cross in front of the church still commemorates the former cemetery that surrounded the church.
Visits: Possible by prior arrangement
