The church of Feda is a wooden cruciform church built in 1800-02. In 1820 the church received its coverings and an octagonal eaves. The small-paned windows and doors have been preserved from the time of construction. The interior is characterised by a simple empire style.
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The Flekkefjord church was designed by the architect Linstow. It is built of slatted wood covered with a horizontal panel painted white, and has an octagonal plan with a choir and tower as an extension. The tower is rather low and has a slightly sloping pyramidal roof, which is topped by a small narrow octagonal tower with a dome-shaped roof. The church was consecrated in 1833, and it is situated on land where a church had existed since the Middle Ages. Previously, there was a cemetery around the church, where today there is a park.
The church in Kvinesdal was built according to the plans of the castle architect Linstow in 1837. It replaced an earlier wooden church dating from 1623. The present church is designed in the classical style and is an octagonal wooden church with a tower to the west and a straight choir to the east. On the outside, it is panelled and painted white.
The church in Herad is a concrete church that was built according to a long church plan in 1957 from plans drawn up by the architect Christen A. Christensen. The first church on the site was probably built in 1570. In 1840 a new cruciform church was built, but in 1948 the church burned down.
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