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Nävertorps kyrka

Address
Blomstervägen 14
Denomination
Church of Sweden
Associated diocese
Diocese of Strängnäs

Nävertorps kyrka is a small modern parish church in the Nävertorp district of western Katrineholm, Sweden, noted for its stained-glass windows and quiet, contemplative atmosphere.

The church was built between 1964 and 1966 to designs by the architect Johannes Olivegren, and was consecrated on 15 May 1966. It represents the clean, functional style typical of many Swedish parish churches from this period, favouring simple form and natural light over elaborate decoration.

Small stained-glass windows are set into the walls, and a rose window is placed above the chancel, providing focal points of colour within the otherwise restrained interior. The artistic decoration was created by Randi Fisher and Ralph Bergholtz.

The font and altar are made of granite from Småland, giving the interior a grounded, natural quality that complements the modern architecture.

A free-standing bell tower, built at the same time as the church, stands nearby; further bells have been added to it since the church's construction.

Opening hours

Opening hours have not been confirmed for the current date. This does not mean the church is closed.

Check access with the parish before travelling. Services and seasonal changes can affect visits.

Facilities & accessibility

  • Parking
  • Toilet
  • Café
  • Hearing loop
  • Ramp
  • Accessible toilet

Listed by the provider; availability has not been independently checked. An unlisted facility is not necessarily unavailable.

A listed ramp does not confirm step-free access throughout the building.

Contact & official information

Katrineholmsbygdens församling

Katrineholmsbygdens församling

Nävertorps kyrka

Nävertorps kyrka is a small modern parish church in the Nävertorp district of western Katrineholm, Sweden, noted for its stained-glass windows and quiet, contemplative atmosphere.

Blomstervägen 14

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Church information: Svenska kyrkan, Platser · CC BY 4.0. Each church page includes its credits and visiting notes.

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Sources, credits and English adaptations are identified on each church page. Provider data: Svenska kyrkan, Platser · CC BY 4.0.

Sources & credits

Provider catalogue data: Svenska kyrkan, Platser, CC BY 4.0. Separately credited descriptions retain their stated source and licence terms. Catalogue and visiting data reformatted from the provider. The English guide combines and abridges separately credited sources below.

Provider record updated: 9 Jun 2022. This is not an independent verification date.

Source record: 81569a43-13ad-4608-b289-fd2faa86618d

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Church data retrieved 24 Sep 2026. Visiting details have not been independently verified.

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Church information

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– är korrekt.
– är aktuell.
– är komplett för hela Svenska kyrkans organisation.
– alltid är tillgänglig.

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