The church, built in 1907, is a neo-Gothic structure with a cruciform plan. Its two facade towers are divided into five tiers of varying heights. Above the narrow acoustic openings are relief circular ornaments on a white background. In the center of the facade is a large circular niche with a clock. The altars of the Jurbarkas church are adorned with two plaster sculptures by the sculptor Vincas Grybas: "St. Peter" and "St. Paul." During a fire in 1940, the church towers were destroyed and were only rebuilt after regaining independence.
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