Frogner Church

Frogner Church — view
Frogner Church. Photo: Bjørn Erik Pedersen, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
FROGNER, NORWAY
Frogner Church

A parish church serving the Frogner borough of Oslo, Frogner Church remains an active place of worship within the Church of Norway’s Diocese of Oslo.

At a glance

Frogner Church is a working parish church located in one of Oslo’s established residential neighbourhoods. The congregation participates in the broader ecclesiastical structure of the Oslo arch-deanery and the Diocese of Oslo.

History

The church serves the Frogner parish community as part of the Church of Norway’s administrative organization. Further details about its founding and architectural development are not available in the source material.

What you see

Specific architectural features and design details of Frogner Church are not documented in the available source text.

Cultural significance

As an active parish church, Frogner Church serves as a spiritual and community centre for the Frogner neighbourhood, contributing to Oslo’s ecclesiastical landscape.

Key facts

  • Country: Norway
  • City: Oslo (Frogner borough)
  • Coordinates: 59.9175, 10.70666667
  • Ecclesiastical jurisdiction: Oslo arch-deanery, Diocese of Oslo, Church of Norway

Practical information & getting there

Frogner Church is located in the Frogner district of Oslo. For visiting hours, service times, and current access information, contact the church directly or check the Diocese of Oslo’s website.

Sources & resources

Editorial text © Cultural Heritage Online. Facts drawn from Wikipedia/Wikidata.

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