Øystese Church, consecrated in 1868, is a typical, relatively simple long church with a roof over a two-storey porch to the west. The church was built by the builder C. Erichsen and designed by J.W. Nordan in a Swiss-style. The three-part neo-Gothic altarpiece was made by J. L. Losting in 1868.
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Vikøy church was consecrated in 1838 and replaced an old Stave church on the site. Vikøy church is a long wooden church built according to Linstow's plans. The church is a simple rectangular building with the choir included in the main building. To the west stands a square tower.
The church of Jondal, which was consecrated in 1888, is a typical long church with an entrance and a tower to the west. The church is characterised by a simple Swiss neo-Gothic style with gabled windows. In 1976, an extension was built around the base of the tower.
The Ålvik church in Kvam was built in masonry in 1962. The architect of the church is Esben Poulsson.
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