Ekeby kyrka is a medieval parish church in the village of Ekeby on Gotland, serving Dalhems församling within the Diocese of Visby. Built of limestone, it stands as one of the island's most colourfully decorated medieval churches, with a history stretching back to the 1100s.
Ekeby kyrka, set among the farmland and lime trees of the Närke plain in Kumla municipality, is best known locally as a favourite venue for weddings, while remaining an active parish church for everyday worship and children's services.
Ekeby kyrka is a parish church in Ekeby, between Gimo and Alunda in Uppland, forming part of Gimo pastorat. Its stone building replaced an earlier medieval timber church and retains striking early sixteenth-century ceiling paintings alongside a much older font.
Ekeby kyrka, standing northwest of Ekeby in Bjuvs kommun, Skåne, is the parish church of Kropp parish in the Diocese of Lund. Though the present nave dates from the 1860s, its tower survives from the medieval church that once stood on the site.
Ekebyborna kyrka is a medieval parish church in Ekebyborna, in the Motala district of Östergötland, standing near Lake Boren within Fornåsa parish, Borensberg pastorate, Linköping diocese. Note: the church has reportedly been closed at times due to damp problems in the building.