Very little verified information about the church of Furulund has been supplied. The available material instead describes Furulund as a settlement that grew up around a railway station after the Malmö-Billesholms Railway opened in 1886, later developing as a small industrial community around a woollen mill.
The parish records note that the church lies within the Lackalänga-Stävie parish, formed in 1998 through the merger of earlier parishes, and that Furulund is administratively linked to the nearby village of Lackalänga, which has its own older parish church. It is not clear from the sources whether the church referred to as "Furulund" is a separate building within the town or whether it is effectively the historic Lackalänga church serving the wider parish area.
No details have been supplied regarding the age, architectural style, furnishings or notable features of the church building itself. Visitors interested in ecclesiastical history in the area may wish to note that the wider Lackalänga district has older religious associations, though the sources provided do not describe them.
Given the limited material, this guide cannot responsibly describe the church's appearance, history or interior in detail without risking invented or unverifiable claims.