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Diocese of Växjö

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Åby kyrka

Åby kyrka stands in Läckeby, a few miles north of Kalmar, and serves as the parish church of Åby, within the Diocese of Växjö. The present building dates from the 1770s, replacing a medieval church that once stood on the same site.

Läckebyvägen 1, 395 97, Läckeby

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Agunnaryds kyrka

Agunnaryds kyrka is a parish church in the village of Agunnaryd, in Ljungby municipality, within Växjö diocese. It stands on the third of three church sites known in the parish, and replaced a medieval predecessor that had fallen into disuse.

Kyrkogatan 1, 34176, RYSSBY

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Åkers kyrka

Åkers kyrka is a parish church in Åker, part of Skillingaryd parish in the Swedish province of Småland. Built of grey stone in the 1840s, it stands on a site with a much older worship history and holds several notable historic fittings.

Åker, 56892, Skillingaryd

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Alböke kyrka

Alböke kyrka is a parish church on the island of Öland, notable chiefly for its early thirteenth-century font carved with figures in low relief. Since the mid-nineteenth century the building has stood unusually oriented, with its altar towards the north rather than the traditional east.

Alböke Kyrkgata 1, 387 96, Köpingsvik

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Ålems kyrka

Ålems kyrka is a parish church in Ålems kyrkby, in the Mönsterås district of Kalmar county, forming part of the Church of Sweden's Ålem parish within the Diocese of Växjö. This guide traces its rebuilding in the early nineteenth century and the older church it…

HÄRADSVÄGEN 27, 38492, ÅLEM

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Älghults kyrka

Älghults kyrka is the parish church of Älghult, in Uppvidinge in the Swedish province of Kronoberg. Built in the early 19th century in neoclassical style, it stands on the site of an earlier medieval timber church and retains several older furnishings.

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