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Diocese of Göteborg

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Skårs kyrka

Skårs kyrka is a parish church in the Skår district of Gothenburg, built in 1959 for the growing Örgryte community. Its plain brick exterior and distinctive pointed roof conceal a lively history of local fundraising, striking mosaic windows and a memorable sculptural gable figure.

Skårsgatan 93, 412 69, Göteborg

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Skavböke kapell

Skavböke kapell is a small chapel belonging to Enslövs församling in the Diocese of Gothenburg, standing in the village of Skavböke in Halmstad Municipality, Halland. Built in the 1920s classical style, it remains a modest but distinctive local landmark.

Kyrkvägen 34, 31395, Åled

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Skee kyrka

Skee kyrka is one of Bohuslän's older churches, standing a little north of Skee in Strömstad municipality. Built of hewn granite in the 12th century, when this region belonged to Norway, it retains a strikingly ancient character despite later alterations.

Södra Kyrkogatan 10, 45230, STRÖMSTAD

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Skene kyrka

Skene kyrka is a 20th-century parish church in Skene, part of Marks kommun in Västra Götaland, belonging to Örby-Skene församling. Built as the textile town outgrew its old mother church across the river, it remains a distinctive local landmark.

SKENEVÄGEN 5, 51131, ÖRBY

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Skephults kyrka

Skephults kyrka is a wooden church in the small village of Skephult, in Marks kommun, Västra Götaland. Built in 1844, it stands on the site of an earlier medieval church and today belongs to Kinna-Fritsla parish in the Diocese of Gothenburg.

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Skepplanda kyrka

Skepplanda kyrka stands in Skepplanda-Hålanda parish in Ale kommun, Västra Götaland, on a hilltop site that has held a church since medieval times. The present building dates largely from the early eighteenth century.

Kyrkliden 4, 44640, Skepplanda

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