Ingdalen Church, formerly Ingdalen Chapel, is a long church from 1960. The building is a wooden church and was designed by the architect John Tverdahl.
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The Stadsbygd church was consecrated in 1842 and replaced the old church which burned down in 1837. The remains of the old church are still visible next to the present church. It was erected in Th. Chr. A. Brochure according to the model drawings of Hans Ditlev Franciscus von Linstow.
The Lensvik church is a wooden church dating from 1863. The architect of the church was Christian Grosch and the builder was Steffen Andersen Røe. The pulpit dates from the year of inauguration. The baptismal font dates from 1936 and was made by the woodcarver Ole K. Åsmul. The altarpiece is from 1935, designed by John Tverdahl and carved by Ole K. Åsmul. Åsmul.
The Geitastrand church was built in 1859, making it the first church built in the village. Before the Geitastrand church was built, the nearest church was on the other side of the fjord, in Viggja. In 1950-51, extensive restoration work was carried out inside the church.
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