The Jevnaker church, which dates from 1834, is an octagonal wooden church with a tower to the west. Originally, the west tower had a pyramidal roof, but it was rebuilt in 1910 and took its present form. The church replaced a medieval stone church which was demolished in 1832.
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Randfjord Church is a long church built in 1916 according to the plans of engineer H. Horn. In 1989-90 the interior of the church was renovated. At that time, large parts of the interior and facilities were painted pink and blue.
The Lunner Church is a cruciform church made of brick and wood which originated in the middle of the 12th century. Originally, the Lunner church was a long stone church with a nave and choir of equal width, and with a round bell tower to the west. However, in the 18th century, the tower and the west wall were demolished and three transverse arms made of turned wood were built. The medieval church is the choir of the present church. The priestly sacristy and the baptismal sacristy were added in the 1930s.
Grymyr Church was built after the 1899 Grymyr Church burned down in 1999. The church has a rectangular plan and a bell tower, connected to the church by a smaller entrance.
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