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Hegge Stave Church: A story in timber
More than eight centuries ago, the inhabitants of the village of Hegge, Norway, built a parish church. Said to date to around 1215 CE, the church, a place of peace and tranquility, rose in a time of violence and strife, with civil war within the Kingdom of Norway.7 months ago — Culture and religion -
The story of Gol Stave Church: A royal rescue and relocation
Nowadays nestled in a cultural museum in a leafy neighborhood of Oslo, the Gol Stave Church has a history that spans back almost a millennium. We delve into the tale of one of Norway’s most iconic buildings.2 years ago — Culture and religion -
Norwegian wood: A deep dive into Borgund Stave Church
Though abandoned as a practicing church in 1868, the Borgund Stave Church has entered the Norwegian consciousness as a national treasure and architectural wonder. Here's everything you need to know about this almost millennium-old holy construction.2 years ago — Culture and religion
