Gyland Church is a wooden cruciform church built on top of an old church in 1815. In 1929 the church was moved from Gyland Farm to its present location on Nuland. During this move, a crucifix was found, which was sent to the National Museum.
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Bakke church in Sirnes is a wooden church that was built in 1670. The church has a cross plan and is protected.
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 Lund is a long lafta that was built in 1808 and consecrated in 1812. It was extensively restored in 1935-36.
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