Veitsiluoto Church, Protected Lutheran church in Hepola, Finland
Veitsiluoto Church is a protected Lutheran place of worship in the Hepola area of Kemi. The building displays modern architecture characteristic of Finnish religious structures from the 1950s, with clean lines and a functional design.
The building was designed and constructed in 1957 by architect Veikko Larkas. It was erected during Finland's post-war period when the country was redefining its architectural traditions and adopting modern forms for religious structures.
The church functions as a gathering place for the local Lutheran community, hosting regular services and religious celebrations. It remains central to the spiritual and social life of residents in the Hepola area.
The church is located in the Hepola village and is accessible to visitors. When planning a visit, check ahead for service times and opening hours, as these may vary depending on the schedule.
The structure holds protected heritage status in Finland, safeguarding its architectural elements from the post-war era. This designation ensures the preservation of its original design features for future generations.
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