Churches in Sweden

Kristdala kyrka

Kristdala kyrka is a parish church in Döderhult, in the Kalmar region of south-east Sweden. Built in the late eighteenth century, it replaced an earlier medieval timber church and remains the parish's principal place of worship within the Church of Sweden.

Kyrkebyvägen 2, 57250, Oskarshamn

Kristdala missionshus

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Kristianopels kyrka

Kristianopels kyrka, formally the Church of the Holy Trinity, stands in the small former fortress town of Kristianopel in Blekinge. Commissioned by the Danish king Christian IV, it was consecrated in 1624 and remains the only surviving building from the town's early days.

Torhamnsvägen 8, 37300, Jämjö

Kristina kyrka

Kristina kyrka is the town church of Sala, Sweden, built between 1635 and 1641 in the grand style of the country's age of great power. Named after Queen Kristina, it stands close to the parish hall known as Mikaelsgården.

Borgmästare Lundbergs plan 1, 73330, SALA

Kristine kyrka

Kristine kyrka, in the centre of Jönköping, is the city's parish church, built after the town relocated east of the Hamnkanal in the seventeenth century. Its foundation stone was laid on Kristina's Day, 24 July 1649, in honour of the young Queen Christina, and the…

Östra Storgatan 45, 553 21, Jönköping

Kristinebergskyrkan

Kristinebergskyrkan stands in the Kristineberg district of Oskarshamn, forming part of the Oskarshamn parish within the Diocese of Växjö. This modest twentieth-century church shares its site with a parish hall and continues to serve the local community.

Ingenjörsvägen 18, 572 61, Oskarshamn