The company eventually purchased the shooting range at Bjørnlivatnet. The shooting range had a large building was built in 1916. The building was a magnificent building, designed by architect Morten Bachke. It had a large hall on the upper floor that was used for various events, including a cinema there twice a week for many years. On the lower floor, there was a large, open-air passageway right through the house for patrons to access the shooting range. In front of the shooting range, a large sports field was built in 1923, and the football field there was taken into use in 1924. The company hired the architect Roar Tønseth to redesign the building and to convert it into a chapel. A new, small, narrow tower was constructed on the roof, the passage through the basement floor was closed in, and the basement was converted into an apartment for the church workers. In front of the building, a free-standing bell tower was erected using a bell from 1653 that had previously been used in the old Meldal Church. Indoors, the painters Ole Teien and Oskar Hogstad were commissioned to decorate the new nave on the walls and ceiling. One page contains motifs from the Old Testament and on the other side we find motifs from the New Testament. The decorations between the windows are inspired by decorations from the Kvikne Church. The altarpiece was painted by Ole Mæhle. The newly renovated chapel was consecrated on 13 September 1929. When the chapel was opened, the sports field in front was converted into a beautiful park and the field in the back was used as a burial ground starting in 1930. At the 300th anniversary of mining at Løkken Verk in 1954, the chapel received a gift of a new large magnificent bell that was cast by Olsen Naum.
