Church of St. John the Baptist, Kvetkai

Kvetkai St. John the Baptist Church is located in the village of Kvetkai in northern Lithuania, three kilometers from the Lithuania–Latvia border on the left bank of the Nemunėlis river. Built in 1875, the wooden church features folk architecture with some Baroque elements.

History
After the parish of Kvetkai was established in 1769, Pranciškus Kamarauskas built the first church in 1772. The church was consecrated in 1777 by bishop Feliksas Jonas Tovianskis. The parsonage was constructed in 1848 and other living quarters of the parish in 1884.

In 1875 the church was rebuilt, expanded and a new bell tower was erected in 1880.

The church was plundered during World War I and three bells (weighing 100 kg, 200 kg and 300 kg) were taken to Germany. Pastor Povilas Šalučkas oversaw the purchase of two new bells (weighing 102 kg and 175 kg) in 1932.