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Medle bönhus

Address
Medlevägen 82, 931 98, Skellefteå
Municipality
Skellefteå Kommun
Denomination
Church of Sweden
Associated diocese
Diocese of Luleå

The oldest parts of Medle bönhus (prayer house) were built in 1887 for use as a school. When a new and larger school was built, the building became a prayer house in 1922. The house has since been extended in stages and maintained by the Bönhusföreningen (Prayer House Association), which consists of the landowners in Medle.

About us

As early as 1904 a youth association was formed, linked to EFS. Since the 1950s the activities have been run by Medle EFS with services, and children's and youth work in various forms.

Today services are held and gatherings are arranged for those who are retired or otherwise free during the day. An adult choir rehearses in the prayer house and holds music cafés. For children there are scouts and a children's choir with voluntary leaders. Staff of the Church of Sweden lead the minior group (children's group).

Calendar

Since 2024 Medle EFS has been connected to the Church of Sweden Skellefteå calendar; you can view our services by visiting the website (link) or downloading the Kyrkguiden app (link).

Contact us

Barbro Holmlund, chair of the EFS association (barbro.holmlund@bahnhof.se)

Tobias Ragnarsson, chair of the prayer house association (email)

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
  • 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

Skellefteå landsförsamling

Skellefteå landsförsamling

Medle bönhus

The oldest parts of Medle bönhus (prayer house) were built in 1887 for use as a school. When a new and larger school was built, the building became a prayer house in 1922. The house has since been extended in stages and maintained by the Bönhusföreningen (Prayer House Association), which consists of the landowners in Medle.

Medlevägen 82, 931 98, Skellefteå

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