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Treenighetens kapell

Address
Treenighetens väg 30, 982 35, Gällivare
Municipality
Gällivare kommun
Denomination
Church of Sweden
Associated diocese
Diocese of Luleå

Treenighetens kapell (the Chapel of the Trinity) is a chapel used mainly for funeral services, located within the cemetery grounds in a wooded area northeast of Gällivare. It serves as a quiet, functional place for burial rites in a distinctive forest setting.

The chapel stands beside the newer cemetery in Gällivare, set among pine heathland that gives the surroundings a calm, natural character rather than a grand architectural setting. It was built specifically to serve funeral services connected to the adjacent burial ground.

One notable feature of the chapel is its ecumenical character: it has been used by people of different religious traditions, reflecting a practical and inclusive approach to funeral rites in the local community.

Beyond these details, little further historical or architectural information is available in the sources consulted, and no specific dates, building history or descriptions of interior features have been confirmed.

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Gällivare församling

Gällivare församling

Treenighetens kapell

Treenighetens kapell (the Chapel of the Trinity) is a chapel used mainly for funeral services, located within the cemetery grounds in a wooded area northeast of Gällivare. It serves as a quiet, functional place for burial rites in a distinctive forest setting.

Treenighetens väg 30, 982 35, Gällivare

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Sources & credits

Provider catalogue data: Svenska kyrkan, Platser, CC BY 4.0. Separately credited descriptions retain their stated source and licence terms. Catalogue and visiting data reformatted from the provider. The English guide combines and abridges separately credited sources below.

Provider record updated: 13 Sep 2023. This is not an independent verification date.

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Church data retrieved 24 Sep 2026. Visiting details have not been independently verified.

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