Helgeandskyrkan is a church located in Lund, established in 1968 by Bishop Martin Lindström. It serves as a community church for the Klostergård area, providing a space for worship and community engagement. The church is named after the historical Helgeandshus, a medieval healthcare facility, reflecting its commitment to serving the community, particularly focusing on care for the weak, sick, poor, and elderly.
The architectural features of Helgeandskyrkan include a vapenhus (vestibule) and a campanile (bell tower), which contribute to its distinctive presence. Inside, the church houses various musical instruments, an altar with an altarpiece, a piscina, and a baptismal font. Additionally, there is a dedicated Marian chapel, which adds to the church's spiritual offerings. Helgeandskyrkan also maintains a calendar for events and activities, facilitating community involvement and participation.