The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark, known as Folkekirken, is the national church of Denmark. It is a Protestant denomination that follows the teachings of Martin Luther and is characterized by its emphasis on grace, faith, and the authority of Scripture. The church is state-supported, meaning it receives funding from the government and plays a significant role in Danish culture and society. With approximately 75% of the Danish population as members, the church conducts regular worship services, baptisms, confirmations, and weddings. It also engages in various social and charitable activities, reflecting its commitment to community service and outreach. The church's structure includes bishops, priests, and deacons, ensuring a well-organized ministry across the country.