The Danish Church refers to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark, known as the Folkekirken. It is the largest Christian denomination in Denmark, with a significant majority of the population being members. The church plays a central role in Danish culture and society, offering services, baptisms, weddings, and funerals. The Danish Church is characterized by its open and inclusive approach, welcoming all individuals regardless of their faith background. It emphasizes community involvement and social welfare, often engaging in charitable activities. The church's architecture varies, with many historic buildings reflecting Denmark's rich cultural heritage.