Churches in Sweden

Järns kyrka

Järns kyrka is a medieval parish church near Mellerud in Dalsland, best known for its distinctive free-standing bell tower, entirely clad in slate. Standing in open, flat farmland, the stone church dates largely from the 1200s, though its present appearance owes much to later alterations.

Box 94, 464 22, Mellerud

Järnskogs kyrka

Järnskogs kyrka, in Järnskog parish near Koppom in Värmland, is a stone church consecrated on the first Sunday of Advent in 1699. It replaced an earlier wooden church, thought to have been medieval in origin, that stood on the site before it.

67398, Koppom

Järpås kyrka

Järpås kyrka stands on a large sand ridge in Västergötland, in the Järpås parish of the Diocese of Skara. The present church was built in the early 1800s, replacing a medieval predecessor on the same site, and remains a notable rural landmark near Lidköping.

Råda församlingshem 1, 53196, Lidköping

Järpens kapell

Järpens kapell is a small chapel in Järpen, Jämtland, forming part of Undersåkers församling within the Diocese of Härnösand. It shares a building with the parish office and seats around 60 people.

Kyrkvägen 2, 83731, JÄRPEN

Järrestads kyrka

Järrestads kyrka, in the village of Järrestad in Skåne, is dedicated to St John (or possibly St Nicolaus) and once belonged to the Cistercian monastery at Tommarp. It is now part of Simrishamns församling in the Diocese of Lund.

Järsnäs kyrka

Järsnäs kyrka is a parish church in Järsnäs, in the Lekeryd parish of Jönköping County, Sweden, belonging to the Diocese of Växjö within the Church of Sweden. Its origins trace back to the medieval period, though the building was substantially altered in the early twentieth…

Lekeryds församling Kyrkvägen 8, 56195, Lekeryd