Eggby kyrka is a parish church in Skara kommun, Västra Götaland, part of Valle församling within the Church of Sweden. Its medieval tower survives from an earlier church, while the main building dates from the mid-eighteenth century, and it holds a notably old font.
Eggvena kyrka is a small stone church in the northwest of Herrljunga municipality in Västra Götaland, likely dating from the late 1100s or early 1200s. Set in hilly ground near the Nossan river, it belongs to Herrljungabygdens församling in the Diocese of Skara.
Ekby kyrka is a modest parish church in the Tidan valley in Västra Götaland, part of Ullervads församling in the Diocese of Skara. Low-lying and largely hidden from the road, it stands on a site with a long ecclesiastical history.
Eke kyrka is a small medieval church on southern Gotland, part of Havdhems församling. Built largely of sandstone in the 1200s, it stands on the site of an earlier stave church and preserves notable Romanesque and later medieval features.
Ekeberga kyrka is a wooden parish church in Ekeberga, in the Lessebo area of Kronoberg county, Sweden. Built in the 1820s to replace a decayed medieval predecessor, it stands as a modest but characterful example of rural Swedish church-building of its period.