Churches in Sweden

Jung, Fornstugorna

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Jungs kyrka

Jungs kyrka is a nineteenth-century parish church in the village of Jung, Vara municipality, in Västra Götaland county. It replaced a medieval sandstone church on the same low ridge site, and stands today as a well-preserved example of Swedish Empire-style church architecture.

Sveagatan 7

Junosuando kyrka

Junosuando kyrka is a wooden church in the village of Junosuando, Norrbotten, standing on a slight rise surrounded by the settlement. Built to designs by Fritz Eckert and consecrated in 1904, it belongs to Pajala parish within the Diocese of Luleå.

Laestadíusvägen 38

Junsele kyrka

Junsele kyrka stands beside the Ångermanälven in Ångermanland, serving Junsele parish within the Diocese of Härnösand. This stone church, completed in the late nineteenth century, replaced earlier wooden churches on the site and holds some notably ancient furnishings.

Lillegård 123, Junsele

Juoksengi kyrka

Juoksengi kyrka is a parish church in Övertorneå, Norrbotten, close to the Torne river and the border with Finland. Built in the early 1960s and owned by a local foundation rather than the Church of Sweden directly, it reflects the community effort behind many small…

Byvägen 20, 95723, Juoksengi

Kåbdalis kapell

Kåbdalis kapell is a small twentieth-century timber chapel in Kåbdalis, part of Jokkmokk parish in the far north of Sweden. It offers a modest but characterful example of mid-century Swedish church design, set in Norrbotten's forested landscape.

Borgargatan 9, 96231, Jokkmokk