According to the parish priest, the organ was brought from Riga after World War II and was not originally located in the church. An inscription inside the construction reads:
"Organ installation completed by Jānis Lošaks on June 9, 1949, living at Sarkanarmijas Street 22. Signature."

The style resembles that of K. Skerstens, H. Kolbe, or most likely, Dūre. H. Kolbe typically used stamps on wooden pipes. The chronological framework spans from the late 1920s to the late 1930s (manual keyboard plastic with fibers in Mālpils, 1928 by K. Skerstens, and Engure, 1931 by H. Kolbe). The prospect is possibly not original.

Additionals: Superoct.Kopp I, Suboct.Kopp II-I, Manualcoppel II-I, Pedalcoppel I, Pedalcoppel II, P., MF., F., Tutti.

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