The Bruvik church is a long wooden church built in 1867. The church was built according to Frederik Hannibal Stockfleth's designs for the church in Fusa. The builder Ole Vangberg made several changes and adaptations to the designs for the church in Bruvik.
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The Vaksdal church is a long church dating from 1933. The church is built in stone according to the drawings of architect Ole Landmark. The church furniture is from the year of construction or from a later year.
The Gjerstad church is a long church built in 1870-71. A 13th-century stave church was replaced by a wooden church in 1622, which was replaced by the present church in 1871. After a renovation in 1957, the church received a porch and two vestries.
The church in Ådland is a church from 1851. The structure was built in wood on the site of an old church built in 1652. The church was designed by priest Andreas Grønning with neo-gothic details.
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