The available material about Totebo focuses almost entirely on the settlement's secular history rather than the church. Totebo grew up around a halt on the Västervik–Hultsfred narrow-gauge railway, opened in 1879, and a small station community developed from that point. In the early twentieth century a furniture factory was established locally, later gaining a degree of renown for its so-called "radio furniture".
Beyond the note that Totebo has a church within Hjorted parish, and that it stands on Prästgårdsvägen, no further architectural, historical or artistic details have been supplied. Visitors interested in the building's age, style or interior would need to consult additional local or diocesan sources, as nothing further can be confirmed here.