Øyslebø church is a cruciform church dating from 1797. The church that stands today is the third on the site. The first was a stave church, which was replaced by a new church in 1460 or 1560. When the present church was built, the materials from the previous church were used for the floor.
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Holum Church is a wooden church built in 1825. Little is known about the church, the work of an unknown architect. The church has a cross plan and 480 seats.
The Laudal church is a wooden church dating from 1826. The present church is the third in the town, the first dating from the Middle Ages, the second from the 18th century. The present church was designed by Leg Askjellson.
The church in Vigmostad is a wooden cross church dating from 1848. The church was built under the direction of parish priest Nils Jensson Lassen, who may also have been the architect.
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