Furnishings of the church were made in many workshops. Altars were made in Vienna's school managed by Jobst. Confessionals, banisters, rails were made in workshops of Rehost in Wrocław, stations of the Cross Way in Munich (Meyer's workshops) and the glass-stained windows were made by Seiler from Wrocław. Organs are from Guhren (present Gierów nearby Grodków). The princess Paulina von Hohenlohe donated figures of apostles to the parochial church. During the I and II World War, fortunately there were only broken windows in the church. The biggest damages were made during the sabotage action performed by Silesian rebels. Despite the rector's entreaty, the rebels exploded the bridge in Kłodnica. The church's tower was badly damaged. After the II World War, the church was constantly redecorated. Currently, there are works by the building of heating system in the church of Sławięcice.