Mjölby kyrka stands in the centre of Mjölby in Östergötland, its present building dating from 1779. Rebuilt after a devastating fire destroyed its medieval predecessor, the church is notable for its striking 1960s coloured-glass windows and a handful of older surviving treasures.
Mjölkuddskyrkan, in the Mjölkudden district of Luleå, is easily recognised by its light blue bell tower and striking dome-shaped roof. Consecrated in 1969, it is a distinctive example of twentieth-century Swedish church architecture built for the Luleå Cathedral parish.
Mo kyrka is a parish church east of Moholm in Töreboda, Västergötland, belonging to Fägre parish. Building work began in the late 1200s or early 1300s on the site of an earlier medieval chapel, and the church still contains fragments and furnishings spanning several centuries.