Eide Church is a cruciform church from 1795. The church must be the third in the area. It was largely built in 1795 and commissioned the following year, but was not considered complete until 1807. It was not officially opened until 17 July 1825. Much of the painting work in the church was done by Guttorm Persen Eftestøl, who also made the pulpit.
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The Lillesand church is located above the town. It was consecrated in 1887. It is a large, long and characteristic church with a tower that juts slightly into the west gable. The church is built in half-timbered panelling in the neo-Gothic and Swiss-style according to drawings by H. Thrap-Meyer. The builders were Ludvig Karlsen and his father Carl D. Svendsen. The church in Lillesand is very well preserved inside and out and has furniture from the time of its construction.
The church of Vestre Moland is a brick building that was built in 1150. Gradually the medieval church was extended, first with a small choir section. The sacristy was started in 1742. In 1797, the church was extended with a nave to become a cruciform church, as we see it today.
The Landvik church is a cruciform church dating from 1824. In 2014, the church in Landvik received a new organ. It is the third organ of the church. The first organ was built in 1893 and was placed above the altar. It was then moved to the gallery at the back of the church. It was replaced by another organ in 1958.
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