The oldest parts of the church were built in the 14th century. The church is in Gothic style, with two star vaults in the interior, of a late medieval type.
Grycksbo kyrka is the parish church of Grycksbo, a paper-mill village in Dalarna within Västerås stift. Built in the early twentieth century, it reflects the industrial community that funded and long controlled it before it passed fully into church use.
Gryta kyrka is a medieval parish church standing about two kilometres northeast of Örsundsbro in Uppsala county, in a shallow valley along the old royal road known as the Eriksgata. It is one of the older churches in the Lagunda area, close to Salnecke slott.
Gryteryds kyrka is a parish church in the village of Gryteryd, in Gislaved Municipality, Jönköping County, belonging to Burseryd parish in the Diocese of Växjö. A stone building of the 1760s, it replaced an earlier timber church that had stood on the site since 1575.
Grythyttans kyrka is a wooden church in Grythyttan, Örebro län, and the oldest surviving building in the settlement. Built in 1632 and belonging to Grythyttans församling in the Diocese of Västerås, it stands as a modest but historically layered example of Bergslagen church building.