Forsand Church was built in 1854 according to drawings by Tollak Tollaksen Gudmestad. The church was last restored in 2004 in connection with the 150th anniversary.
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The Høle church, in Sandnes, is a wooden church dating from 1860. Its architect is G.T.Bull.
The Ibestad church was consecrated in 1881. Originally, only a new, larger nave was to be built for the old medieval church on the site, but the choir and sacristy, which dated from the 1770s, were too poor to be restored, so the church was demolished. Most of the stones on the walls of the new church probably came from the old medieval church. The interior is characterized by neo-gothic style.
Oltedal church is a brick church that was built in 2002. The church has a rectangular plan and was architect Olav Urstad.
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