The Orthodox Church of Finland is one of the two main Christian denominations in Finland, alongside the Evangelical Lutheran Church. It is part of the Eastern Orthodox Church and has a rich history dating back to the 12th century. The church primarily serves the Finnish-speaking population and is known for its unique traditions and liturgical practices. The church is organized under the Archbishop of Helsinki and has several parishes across Finland. It emphasizes community life, spiritual education, and the preservation of Orthodox Christian heritage. The church also plays a role in promoting interfaith dialogue and cultural understanding within Finnish society.