This is a postcard of the Ale-Skovde Church as 
seen from the inside.
Pews line both sides of the church with what I 
guess are stations of the cross marking each row 
of seats. Four chandaliers, two on each side, hang 
above the pews. The altar is in the middle of the 
church with a carved raised pulpit for the priest 
to address the congregation. There's a grandfather 
clock on the right side and is a typical Swedish 
type of the early 19th century. The altar was built
in 1758 and the pulpit in 1720. The church benches 
are from the 1950's, but reconstructed in the 
same manner as the original ones.