Randabygd Church is a neo-gothic building completed in 1916. It was built by R. O. Gald from drawings by Jens Sølvberg. New colours were given to the church in 1971, it originally had yellow walls, a dark red choir, while the ceiling was blue. The beams are richly decorated.
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Heggjabygda Church is a long wooden church built in 1936. The architect of the building was Anders Karlsen from Eid. The furniture dates from the year of construction or a later year, and the church has changed little since it was new.
Nordsida church is a modernist church made in brick and stone in 1973. The church has a rectangular plan.
The Vereide church is a Romanesque whitewashed stone church. The tower with a porch was built in 1879. The choir and sacristy were built in 1931. At that time, the flat ceiling of the nave was also replaced by the barrel-vaulted ceiling. The windows, which were originally no more than half their present height, were enlarged in 1861. Only the baptismal font, rediscovered in 1904, remains from the medieval inventory. The church was extensively restored in 1631 and the interior was coloured in 1962 by the curator Bjørn Kaland.
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