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Myking Church is a long stone church dating from 1861. The two previous churches were probably a medieval stave church and a wooden church of 1606. The church was first renovated in 1961 and again between 2009 and 2011 on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the church.

Mykland Church is an octagonal church dating from 1832. It was built without plans, but using the church in Hornnes or Årdal (Bygland) as a model. The church was extended in 1882 with a new porch, a raised floor in the choir, a new pulpit, baptismal font and an altarpiece (painted by Christen Brun).

In November 2005, with the blessing of Metropolitan Vissarion of Ovruch and Korosten, the construction of a church in honor of St. Nicholas, Archbishop of Myrlik Miracle Worker, began. In 2015, Metropolitan Anotoniy (Pakanych) of Boryspil and Brovary consecrated the upper church of St. Nicholas, Archbishop of Myrliki Miracle Worker.

Mynämäki Church, originally called St. Laurus Catholic Church, is the second-largest medieval stone church in Finland. The church's sacristy is the oldest part of the building and some date its construction to the 13th century, while others date it from 1425 to 1440.

The exact period of the cemetery’s establishment is unknown. However, from the dates on the oldest preserved tombstones it can be inferred it already existed in the late 19th century. It can first be found marked on cadastral maps from 1864. The fence was intalled by ESJF in December 2017.

The Myra church is a "working church" built in a fan plan, in glued laminated wood and concrete. It was inaugurated in 1979. The architect of the church was Arne Aursand. The church also houses a church office, a festival hall and youth facilities.

The church in Myrbostad is a wounded church built in 1880 by the architect Johannes Henrik Nissen. The church was restored in 1973.

The Mysen church is a long church from 1903. It was designed by the architect Hjalmar Welhaven and is inspired by the architecture of the Stave churches. The altarpiece is the work of the painter August Eiebakke.

The Mære Church is a stone church probably built in the second half of the 12th century. It has a rectangular nave and a slightly narrower and lower choir with a straight end. It has a roof at the western end and a smaller wooden porch. The original west tower collapsed in 1277.

Møkster church is a long church from 1892. Møkster has had a church since the Middle Ages. The old churches were located on the island of Møkster. The old cemetery was demolished in 1909, and at the same time a new cemetery was used further south on the island.