Aneboda kyrka is a wooden church beside Lake Stråken in Aneboda, in the Lammhult parish of Växjö diocese, Sweden. Built at the very end of the nineteenth century, it is notable for its exposed roof trusses and National Romantic style with echoes of medieval timber…
Aneby kyrka, in the town of Aneby in Jönköping county, is the newest of the local churches and is, in effect, two churches joined together: an older hall that now serves as a parish room, and a modern extension used for worship today.
Anga kyrka is a small medieval parish church in Östergarn parish on Gotland, valued for its unusually well-preserved Romanesque interior. It stands as one of the island's smallest churches, yet holds a rich concentration of medieval wall paintings and furnishings.
Angarns kyrka is a rendered grey-stone church in Angarn, Stockholms län, and one of the oldest hall churches in Uppland, probably built in the second half of the 13th century. It remains the parish church of Össeby församling within the Church of Sweden.
Ängbykyrkan, in Blackeberg on the edge of Stockholm, serves as its parish's church for children, young people and families, with Sunday services and weekday activities for younger members of the congregation.