Marbäcks kyrka is a parish church in Aneby, Jönköping County, standing near Lake Ralången. Its oldest parts date back to the medieval period, and it remains the church of Aneby parish within the Church of Sweden.
Marbäcks kyrka, in the small community of Marbäck in Ulricehamn municipality, is a parish church whose origins may reach back to the twelfth century, though its present appearance dates largely from a nineteenth-century rebuilding.
Marby gamla kyrka is a small medieval stone church in Marby parish, Åre municipality, Jämtland. Now used as a museum rather than for regular worship, it is considered one of the least altered old churches in the region, preserving much of its original character.
Mårdaklevs kyrka stands on a hillside above the Ätran river in Västergötland. Its medieval font suggests a church has existed here for at least 800 years, though the present wooden building dates from the 1870s and replaced an earlier 17th-century structure.