Bygstad Church

The church of Sande is a long church dating from 1864. It is the third church built on Sande. The spire and sacristy were built later, so the church did not appear in its final form until 1889. After that date, minor modifications were made to the church, including the nave was painted orange and the pews were painted green in 1928.

Førde Church is a long church from 1885. There was probably a small stave church on the site, built in the 12th or 13th century. The church from 1885 was designed by architect Jacob Wilhelm Nordan, in the neo-Gothic style, typical of the second half of the 19th century in Norway. Extensive changes were made in the period 1941–1951, on behalf of the National Heritage Board.

Naustdal Church is a long church dating from 1891. The building is made of wood and was designed by the architect Adolf Schirmer. The present church replaced a stone church dating from around 1150 which had become too small. The previous church was one of the very last medieval churches in Norway to be demolished.