All Saints Church (Allhelgonakyrkan) stands at Citytorget in Kortedala, in north-east Gothenburg. Built in 1956 in red-brown brick, it is a single-nave hall church beside a separate bell tower. The church and tower were inaugurated on 3 November 1956 by Bishop Bo Giertz, on All Saints’ Day.

The tower, also built of red-brown brick, contains three bells. The church has room for 150 people. Its large congregation hall seats 70, and the small hall seats 30. In 2007, after the congregation’s previous church, Vårfrukyrkan, was sold, the pews were removed and replaced with oak chairs, and space for workplaces was added.

The church has been used as a filming location for several films, including Andra akten, with Lena Olin and Rolf Lassgård. Visitors can see the church building and bell tower at Årstidsgatan 1. The listed public-transport stop is Allhelgonakyrkan, and the church website links to Google Maps for public-transport directions.