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Basic listingKärlekens kyrka, in the Kärleken district of Halmstad, was designed by architect Johannes Olivegren of Gothenburg and consecrated on Easter Monday 1958 by Bishop Bo Giertz. It stands as a notable example of mid-twentieth-century Swedish church architecture in red brick.
Göteborgsvägen 43, 302 30
View church details: Kärlekens kyrkaBasic listingKärra kyrka is a wooden church in the Kärra district of Gothenburg, on the island of Hisingen, belonging to Tuve-Säve parish. Built in the early 1920s, it has sometimes been described as one of Hisingen's most attractive buildings.
Kärra Kapellväg 4, 425 30, Hisings Kärra
View church details: Kärra kyrkaBasic listingKastalakyrkan is a modern church in the Komarken district of Kungälv, serving the Church of Sweden's Kungälv-Ytterby parish. Consecrated in 1980, it replaced an earlier temporary church and today reflects a distinctly late twentieth-century approach to church building.
Sandbackagatan 2
View church details: KastalakyrkanBasic listingChapel in Västra Marks parish
Kattunga kapell 1
View church details: Kattunga kapellBasic listingKaverös kyrka, in the Järnbrott district of Gothenburg, was inaugurated in 1969 to a design by the Gothenburg architects Torsten Hansson, Per Persson and Sven Jönsson. This modest timber church remains a distinctive local landmark within the parish of Högsbo.
Orkestergatan 4, 421 39, Västra Frölunda
View church details: Kaverös kyrkaBasic listingKikås chapel is a funerary chapel built in 1935 to designs by Ville Berglund. The chapel was extended in 1976, when the saddle roof was lengthened towards the north to add storage and gathering spaces; originally the building consisted solely of the chapel hall. In…
Kikåsleden 4, 431 64, Mölndal
View church details: Kikås kapell