The Rønvik church was built in 1997 according to the plans of Bodø architect Reidar Berg from Arkitektstudio AS. The church has a bell tower in front of the entrance. The independent glass altarpiece, the Tree of Life, is made by Halvdan Ljøsnes and shows the connection between the Tree of Life and the cross.
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Bodø Cathedral was designed by architects Blakstad and Munthe-Kaas after an architectural competition in 1947. The church is built of reinforced concrete and has a monumental basilica-like main form with self-supporting bell towers. It was consecrated in 1956. The architects describe the building as a "basilica without columns".
Bodin Church, which is a medieval stone church dating from around 1240, has undergone several modifications over the years. As part of an extensive reconstruction in 1894, the church was given, among other things, a new tower on the west side and a Swiss-style exterior decoration. When the church was renovated in 1962-64, these new additions were removed and the church was restored in the style of the 18th century. The tower was demolished and the church was given an onion dome on the ridge. A new porch was built, and the interior, ceiling and gallery were renovated.
The Adventkirken is a Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Norwegian town of Bodø.
Photo: Tom Angelsen
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