Anjalan kirkko

Wooden church, cruciform church. The small wooden cruciform church located at a road junction near Anjala manor has, in the eastern Finnish tradition, outward-tapering transept arms. The church's Empire-style exterior cladding is from the 1840s. The church hall has high-arching plank vaults. The central parts of the furnishings date from the 1790s.

The altar wall is covered by an illusionistic drapery painted by Anders Gustaf Thitz on canvas; the altar furnishing and pulpit were made by carpenter Jacob Nygrén; the Gethsemane-themed altarpiece was painted by the Stockholm artist Carl Gustaf Eckstein. The hero grave area in the stone wall-enclosed churchyard was designed by architect Tarja Salmio-Toiviainen. The low bell tower beside the church was built in the 1790s.