The church in Tjølling was probably built around 1100, as can be seen from its similarities to churches of that time. The church was hit by fire in the 1360s and then rebuilt.In the 1750s an earthquake damaged the church, which was restored in 1762-67 and again in 1860.
Østre Halsen Church is a "working church" built in two stages with consecration in 1983 and 1993. A house of prayer was built on Østre Halsen in 1878, and it was consecrated as a temporary church in 1899.
Nanset church is a brick building completed in 1974. The architect of the church is Elisabet Fidjestøl, the altarpiece is a tapestry by Else Marie.
The church in Larvik is a long yellow brick church built in 1677. In 1741, the church received a vestry and in 1760 a bell tower. In the years 1859-64, the church was rebuilt according to the designs of the architect Christian Heinrich Grosch. A new portal with a porch was built on the east side of the nave.
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