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Evangelical Lutheran Christianity sacred sites in Finland
Explore 5 Evangelical Lutheran Christianity sacred places in Finland, with mapped locations and detailed site guides.
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Church of the Holy Cross
Rauma, Satakunta, Finland
Rauma's Church of the Holy Cross is a medieval fieldstone church first associated with a Franciscan friary and now serving a Lutheran parish....
Korpo Church
Korpo, Southwest Finland, Finland
Korpo Church (Korpo kyrka / Korppoon kirkko) is a medieval active parish church probably dedicated to Saint Michael in the Finnish archipelago and the final church anchor...
Nagu Church
Nagu, Southwest Finland, Finland
Nagu Church (Nagu kyrka / Nauvon kirkko) is a medieval church dedicated to Saint Olav in the Finnish archipelago and the Saint Olav-dedicated church in Nagu's Kyrkbacken...
Pargas Church
Pargas, Southwest Finland, Finland
Pargas Church (Pargas kyrka / Paraisten kirkko) is a medieval active parish church in the Finnish archipelago and the first island-town church stop after Turku on the St...
Turku Cathedral
Turku, Southwest Finland, Finland
Turku Cathedral is Finland's medieval mother church, the seat of the Lutheran Archbishop of Turku, and the starting point of the St Olav Waterway....
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