Pattijoki Church

A memorial to the fallen soldiers of the Finnish War (1808–1809) who were buried in Pietarinmäki stands in front of the church. Photo by Kirsti Vähäkangas

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64.6929968, 24.5691972

Address: Koulutie 7, Pattijoki Raahe
Phone: +358 (0)8 213 2681
Email: raahen.seurakunta@evl.fi

Pattijoki Church

Pattijoki Church, which is also known as the Chapel of Silence, was designed by architect Josef Stenbäck. The altar piece of the church completed in 1912 is a Tyrolian gilded wood sculpture called ‘Crucifixion of Christ’. The front of the church features the stained window ‘Resurrection’ designed by artist Matti Lammi, which was received as a private donation in 1983. The wooden chandeliers designed by Josef Stenbäck were reinstalled and electrified in conjunction with a major renovation between 1997 and 1998. The original colours of the church hall were also restored at that time.

Category: Museums & churches, Attractions