Explore churches in Diocese of Karlstad.
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Basic listingKöla kyrka, in Värmland near the Norwegian border, was built in the early 18th century, replacing an older wooden church thought to be of medieval origin. This guide draws on local heritage records and Wikipedia to outline its history and notable furnishings.
Köla församlingshem, 67396, Åmotfors
View church details: Köla kyrkaBasic listingKristinehamns kyrka is centrally located in the town. The church was consecrated in 1858 and represents the breakthrough of Neo-Gothic style in Sweden, both in terms of architectural style and in terms of materials and building technique.
Nya Kyrkogatan 3, 68131, Kristinehamn
View church details: Kristinehamns kyrkaBasic listingKronoparkskyrkan is a modern church in Karlstad, built in 1980 to designs by the architect Janne Feldt. It forms part of a larger centre building that also houses a district library, reflecting its role at the heart of community life on the Kronoparken estate.
Signalhornsgatan 21, 656 34, Karlstad
View church details: KronoparkskyrkanBasic listingKroppkärrskyrkan, also known as Barnens katedral (the Children's Cathedral), was built in 1973 to designs by the architect Janne Feldt. The church has a particular focus on children and families.
Storsvängen 1, 654 68, Karlstad
View church details: Kroppkärrskyrkan/Barnens katedralBasic listingKyrkans hus in Charlottenberg is where the parish (pastoratet) celebrates worship services and runs activities including children's and confirmation work.
Eda-Köla pastorat Församlingshemmet, 67040, Åmotfors
View church details: Kyrkans husBasic listingKyrkans Hus is a church in Dals-Ed parish.
Storgatan 29, 66830, ED
View church details: Kyrkans Hus