Älvsjö Church
Also known as Älvsjö kyrka, Älvsjökyrkan
1919
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Älvsjökyrkan is a small free church on Långbrodalsvägen 46 in Älvsjö, southern Stockholm, built in 1916-1919 to drawings by the building engineer Alfred Lårenson. The Älvsjö mission congregation, an ecumenical group of Baptists…
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- 1919
Alfred Lårenson
- 1952-1953
Addition and renovation designed by architect Birger Lindberg, which roughly doubled the building's floor area and added youth facilities in the basement.
Birger Lindberg
- 1993
The parish building, housing an assembly hall, café, and group rooms, was completed at this time, and the congregation simultaneously renamed the building from Missionskyrkan Betania to Älvsjökyrkan.
- 2000
Fristående klockstapel med klocka från Bergholtz klockgjuteri i Sigtuna.
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