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Erikslid is a residential district in Skellefteå where, despite its name evoking a church setting, no church was ever built. This guide instead looks at the district's premises on Annastigen, used for choir rehearsals and community gatherings, and the planning history behind the area.
Annastigen 33
View church details: ErikslidErikstads kyrka stands on a low rise, visible for miles across the open farmland of Dalsland. Built in 1881 in the neo-Gothic style with distinctive stepped gables, it is the third church known to have stood in the parish.
Box 94, 464 22, Mellerud
View church details: Erikstads kyrkaEringsboda kyrka is a wooden church in the village of Eringsboda, Blekinge, designed by Johan Adolf Hawerman and built in the late 1840s to replace an earlier 18th-century chapel on the same site.
Vävarevägen 3, 372 78, Eringsboda
View church details: Eringsboda kyrkaErsbodakyrkan, consecrated in 1982, serves a part of Umeå noted for its cultural diversity. Built alongside the surrounding Västra Ersboda district, the church reflects both Sami heritage and a strong local commitment to environmental and intercultural work.
Trattgränd 1G, Umeå
View church details: ErsbodakyrkanErska kyrka is a striking centrally-planned church near Sollebrunn, in Bjärke parish, Skara diocese. Built in the 1880s to replace an older church on the site, it is considered the best-preserved of the diocese's four central churches and stands beside an Iron Age burial field.
Erska byväg 23
View church details: Erska kyrkaLocation and available visiting information.
Sågvägen 11, 93441, Ersmark
View church details: Ersmarks kyrka