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Basic listingCarl Johans kyrka is a parish church on Sågberget in the Majorna district of Gothenburg, within the Diocese of Gothenburg. Consecrated in 1826, it was named after King Carl XIV Johan and remains a notable landmark of the area's maritime past.
Carl Johans kyrkoplan 1, 41455, Göteborg
View church details: Carl Johans kyrkaBasic listingCentrumkyrkan in Kållereds parish. Centrumkyrkan was purchased by Kållereds parish in 2024, and during 2025 the parish moved its activities from Apelgårdens kyrka to Centrumkyrkan. The church was previously owned by an Ekumenia congregation.
Gamla riksvägen 75, 428 30, Kållered
View church details: CentrumkyrkanBasic listingCentrumkyrkan Gråbo is the church of Gråbo Pentecostal congregation (Gråbo pingstförsamling) and an ecumenical partner of Stora Lundby parish. Centrumkyrkan is located at Mjörnbotorget in central Gråbo.
Mjörnbotorget 2, 44342, Gråbo
View church details: Centrumkyrkan i GråboBasic listingA neutral funeral venue used for civil funerals or funeral ceremonies according to other religious traditions. The ceremonial hall is located next to Stenkyrka kyrka in Kållekärr.
STENKYRKOVÄGEN 30, 471 93, Kållekärr
View church details: CeremonilokalBasic listingThe ceremonial hall at Sigelhult is designed for civil funerals, funerals according to the rites of the Church of Sweden, and ceremonies based on other religious traditions. The building has two halls: a larger one seating up to 120 people, and a smaller one for…
Sigelhultsvägen 135, 451 92, Uddevalla
View church details: Ceremonilokal SigelhultBasic listingDagsås kyrka stands on the shore of Lake Ottersjön in Varberg municipality, Halland. Rebuilt after a devastating fire in 1912, the current church was designed by architect Axel Lindegren on the surviving medieval walls and completed in 1914.
Kyrkogatan 18, 43278, Tvååker
View church details: Dagsås kyrka