Sæbø Church

The Alversund church is a long wooden church from 1879, designed by the architect Jon Jonsen Alvær. The old church was still standing when the present church was built and it remained standing for a few years before it was sold at auction. In 1979 the church was renovated.

The Seim church is a wooden "long church" built in 1878. The architect of the church was Johannes Øvsthus. Seim has had a church since the Middle Ages, the first mention of a church on this spot dates back to around 1360. This church was most probably a stave church which was replaced by a wooden church in the 17th century, later destroyed to make way for the present church.

The church of Manger is a long church from 1891. The present church is the fourth church in the village. Previously there was a stave church probably built in the 12th century, a wooden church from the early 17th century and a stone church from 1743. The wooden church burned down, while the other two churches were demolished.