The Rissa church is a "long church" from 1888. The architect of the church was Carl Julius Bergstrøm. The church was built after the demolition of the old church on Rein. Parts of this old church were used during construction.
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The Rein Church is a cruciform church from 1932. After the demolition of the Rein church and the construction of the Rissa church, the old Rein church was greatly missed. The author Johan Bojer took the initiative and provided funds to set up a new church as similar as possible to the old one. He also set aside a fund so that the church building could be maintained. The church is also called "Bojerkjerka" in common parlance.
Hasselvika church is a wooden church built in 1951. The architect of the church is Claus Hjelte.
The Stranda Church in Leksvik is a wooden church built in 1897. The architect of the church is K. Guttormsen.
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