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Eidsvåg church is a modernist brick church completed in 1982. The church has a rectangular plan was designed by architects K. Lund and N. Slaatto.

Eidsvoll church is a cruciform stone church with a tower in the centre of the cross plan. The walls of the choir and the two transepts date from around 1200, while the rest of the building dates from 1885. The church has been destroyed by fire several times, and after the last fire in 1883 the church was rebuilt with major changes under the direction of the architect Carl Konopka. The nave and the upper part of the tower were built in brick instead of stone, and the church was redecorated.

Eikefjord Church is a wooden church built in 1813. Originally it was of the long type, but it was transformed into a cross church in 1874. When it was completed, the church was a chapel operating under the church in Svanøy, but in 1890 Eikefjord got its own parish.

Eiken Church dates from 1817 although it has a porch built in 1922 and a sacristy from 1950. The altarpiece was made by Olav Aasland and Olav Bakken in 1822. The Crucifixion was painted by Karl Ludvgig Gjermoe in 1891.

Eikesdal church, formerly Eikesdal chapel, is a wooden church completed in 1866. The architect of the building was Jacob Wilhelm Nordan.

Eiksmarka Church, formerly Grinilund Church, is a 2014 church designed by Jahn H Jahnsen. A 1959 church was demolished in 2013 to make way for the new church. The structure is made of concrete and wood.

The Eina church is a small, long and simple church dating from 1890. The church was built by the builder Andreas Prøven from Raufoss according to drawings by architect J. W. Nordan. The interior of the church is marked by restoration in 1959.

St. Martin's Cathedral is first mentioned in 1264. A Romanesque foundation in the area of the present presbytery is still preserved from this chapel. In the 13th century, it was extended by an early Gothic choir, and in the 14th century, a family chapel was built. In 1460, a new church was built as a fortified church, because an invasion by the Turks was expected after the fall of Constantinople in 1453. The Gothic building was completed in 1522. After the great fire of 1589, almost 30 years passed before the badly damaged church was rebuilt between 1610 and 1629.

Ekbackskyrkans parish was formed on the 1st of Advent in 2000. The parish was formed by Skedevi Baptist Parish, Vingaker's 2nd Baptist Parish, Osteraker's Mission Parish and Vingaker's Mission Parish. A number of other people also joined the formation. The congregation is part of

Eke Church is one of the 92 medieval churches on the island of Gotland.