Stokka Church is a "working church" with a fan-shaped plan dating from 1974. The church was originally designed by Byarkitekten Stavanger. In the years 2001-2002, the church underwent a total renovation by the architect Laila Løhre and an artistic decoration by Per Odd Aarrestad.
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The church in Kampen was built in 1957 in the modern style by the Norwegian architect T. Bryne in reinforced concrete. The first renovation of the church took place as early as 1967. As a "long church", the building has a rectangular plan.
The church in Tjensvoll is a "working church" from 1978, designed by Per Faltinsen. A new part of the building was completed in 2003 and was designed by Inger-Lise Faltinsen, daughter of the architect who designed the original building.
Tasta Church is a working church (a church building which, in addition to the church room, also has other rooms for various activities). The foundation wall and the lower floor of the church were completed by January 1977, and on January 29, the new bishop of the diocese, Sigurd Lunde, laid the foundation stone in the new church.
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