Malma kyrka is a parish church in Malma, Västerås diocese, Sweden, whose origins are debated by historians. Estimates range from the 1200s to the late 1400s, with medieval features throughout the building supporting differing theories about its true age.
Malmbäcks kyrka, in the village of Malmbäck in Jönköping County, stands on a site with roots going back to the 1100s or 1200s. The present building dates from 1828 and belongs to Malmbäcks församling within the Diocese of Växjö.
Målsryds kyrka, in the village of Målsryd near Borås, is a brick church built in 1915 and often described as one of the last Swedish churches raised in the neo-Gothic style. It serves Toarps församling in Skara stift.
Malsta kyrka stands on a sloping site above the northern shore of Lake Malstasjön, north of Norrtälje. This modest medieval parish church, built of grey stone, is one of Uppland's many hall churches and retains features spanning several centuries of rural worship.