Some smaller churches are a reminder of former parishes, such as Courbefy (Bussière-Galant), Texon (Flavignac), in the middle of the picturesque village, and even Chenevière (Pageas), which was founded by the Knights Hospitaller.

Some of these churches have preserved interesting and sometimes very rare furniture and fixtures :

• Since 1682, the church of Les Cars has housed one of the most beautiful Limousin gold crosses of the 13th century, which probably came from the former Grandmontine priory in Saumur.
• The bell-tower of Flavignac church contains real treasure, such as several reliquaries from the 13th-15th centuries, as well as a collection of statuettes and liturgical objects from the 17th-20th centuries, which show the furniture and fittings of rural churches (open every day 10.00am - 5.00pm, at least).

But there are also beautiful 17th - 18th century altarpieces in the churches at Lavignac, Flavignac or Texon and paintings in Les Cars and Flavignac, etc.