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Todays members of the church preach about the tale of Kålle the Fisherman. It is a well spread misunderstanding that Kålle the Fisherman in 1883 was the leader of the Fishermen revolution. During the short revolution a hord of angry fishermen occupied a church biulding and threw several priests into the Moat. This building have ever since then been controlled by the fishermen of Gothenburg. (Acutally Kålle was a mackerel who was stabed to death by a priest going berserk during the last, and unsuccesful, attempt to regain control over the church building.)
 
Todays members of the church preach about the tale of Kålle the Fisherman. It is a well spread misunderstanding that Kålle the Fisherman in 1883 was the leader of the Fishermen revolution. During the short revolution a hord of angry fishermen occupied a church biulding and threw several priests into the Moat. This building have ever since then been controlled by the fishermen of Gothenburg. (Acutally Kålle was a mackerel who was stabed to death by a priest going berserk during the last, and unsuccesful, attempt to regain control over the church building.)
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[[Image:Feskekorka2.JPG|thumb|300px|left|The fishing church of Gothenburg. In the upper left corner the hand of God is seen dropping some fish.]]
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