From 1370 onwards, the von Plato family substantially enlarged the church in the Gothic architectural style: the tower with two bells is built, the side aisles are extended, and the Gothic star vault is created. The typical signs of the building houses can still be found in the wall stones. The rood screen probably also came into being at this time. The triumphal cross above the rood screen is carved in 1450. After the Reformation, the triumphal cross and rood screen were removed from the church but in 1900 they were returned. From 1472 to 1492, the last major extension of the church took place.