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8 comments:
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Does this reflect a tendency towards Dutch reformed traditions?
Rob:
No, I think the Danes are mostly Lutheran.
Please give my regards to Queen Margrethe.
Do you need a valet?
Yes, there are almost no reformed Christians in Denmark.
About 80% of the people here are members of the national Lutheran church. Other churches are very small. The biggest denominations, besides the national Church, are Roman Catholics (about 0.6%), Baptist Union of Denmark (about 0.1%) and Pentecostals (about 0.1%). As far as I know, there are only four reformed congregations. One is German, one is French, one is Danish (with a female pastor) and then there is one small congregation of reformed Baptists.
I can't make it to Denmark but I will be at the Psalm 119 conference in Georgia com April.
Holland by way of Denmark? the Dutch could use some reforming Johnson style:)
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