Gränna kyrka stands at the heart of this small lakeside town on Brahegatan, once part of the medieval Eriksgata route and later a main national road. Rebuilt after a devastating fire, it remains a distinctive local landmark.
Granö kyrka, consecrated on 14 March 1954, stands in the village of Degerfors in Västerbotten. Its site had been earmarked as early as 1750, though the finished building was over two centuries in the making.
Gräsgårds kyrka stands on the largely treeless southeastern tip of Öland, encircled by trees within its own churchyard. From the tower the Iron Age ringfort of Eketorp is visible, while fishing boats still make their way into Gräsgård's harbour to the east.
Gräshagskyrkan is a parish church in Jönköping, built to serve a growing suburban district. Completed and consecrated on 1 December 1962, it belongs to the Church of Sweden and stands within Jönköping parish, serving the Gräshagen and Tokarp neighbourhoods.