Churches in Sweden

Hemsjö kyrka

Hemsjö kyrka, in the parish of Alingsås pastorat in Västra Götaland, is the fourth church known to have served this congregation. Consecrated in 1862, it is chiefly notable for two exceptional survivals: a medieval font bearing runic inscriptions and a rare late-medieval liturgical manuscript unique…

Hemsjö kyrka, 441 96, Alingsås

Hemsö kyrka

Hemsö kyrka is a small wooden church standing near the mouth of the Ångermanälven river on the island of Hemsön, in Härnösand diocese. Building began in 1856 and was largely complete by 1865, though the church was not formally consecrated until 1926.

Hultom 204, 870 11, Älandsbro

Herråkra kyrka

Herråkra kyrka is a wooden parish church in the village of Herråkra, Kronoberg county, part of Lenhovda-Herråkra församling in the Diocese of Växjö. It stands on a site with a much older church history, though the present building dates from the early nineteenth century.

Herrberga kyrka

Herrberga kyrka is a parish church in Herrberga, Östergötland, built at the end of the eighteenth century on a site that had held a medieval predecessor. It belongs to Vifolka församling in the Diocese of Linköping and retains several older fittings alongside its Gustavian-era interior.

Herrberga kyrka 1, 596 93, Skänninge

Herrestads kyrka

Herrestads kyrka is a parish church in Herrestad, near Uddevalla in Västra Götaland, serving Herrestad parish within the Diocese of Gothenburg. Its history stretches back to a medieval timber building, though the structure visitors see today is largely the result of nineteenth-century rebuilding.

Klockarevägen 4

Herrestads kyrka

Herrestads kyrka stands in an ancient farming parish first recorded in 1208, on the Östergötland plain between Vättern and Tåkern. Built of limestone in the early 1100s, it is considered one of Sweden's oldest surviving stone churches, and possibly the oldest in the Vadstena and…

Herrestad 312