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Basic listingFurubergskyrkan is a church in Munksund, in Piteå municipality in northern Sweden. It has functioned as a shared church, historically used jointly by the Church of Sweden and the EFS (Evangelical National Foundation) mission society.
Furubergsvägen 20
View church details: FurubergskyrkanBasic listingFuruby kyrka is a late 19th-century parish church in Furuby, part of Hemmesjö-Furuby parish in the Diocese of Växjö. Built in a historicist mixed style blending Romanesque and Gothic Revival features, it replaced a medieval timber church on a nearby site.
Furuby kyrka, Byvägen 31, 365 93, Furuby
View church details: Furuby kyrkaBasic listingFurulund is a small town in Kävlinge municipality, southern Sweden, and gives its name to a parish church serving the Lackalänga-Stävie congregation. The supplied sources, however, focus almost entirely on the town's civic and railway history rather than on the church building itself.
Kungsgatan 68, 24462, Furulund
View church details: FurulundBasic listingFurulundskyrkan is a modern church in Partille, near Gothenburg, run jointly by the Church of Sweden and the EFS renewal movement. Built in 2001, it serves Furulund parish and offers a glimpse of contemporary Swedish church design and craftsmanship.
Timmervägen 2, 433 47, Partille
View church details: FurulundskyrkanBasic listingFuxerna kyrka stands on a raised site in Lilla Edet, in the Västra Götaland region, where a church has existed since medieval times. The present building, dating from the eighteenth century, replaced an earlier medieval church and today serves as the parish church of Fuxerna-Åsbräcka.
Fuxernavägen 19
View church details: Fuxerna kyrkaBasic listingChurch in Orust pastorate
Vid Tegneby kyrka
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