The Swedish Folk Church refers to the traditional Christian community in Sweden, primarily associated with the Church of Sweden. This church is a Lutheran denomination and was the state church until 2000. It plays a significant role in Swedish culture, offering religious services, community events, and support for various social issues. The Folk Church emphasizes inclusivity and accessibility, welcoming people from diverse backgrounds. It often engages in activities that promote social justice and environmental stewardship. Many Swedes participate in church rituals, such as baptisms and confirmations, even if they do not regularly attend services, reflecting the church's cultural significance in Swedish society.