
Denmark's tiny church celebrates community within 12 walls - one for each apostle
Copenhagen (Denmark): The latest addition to the Copenhagen skyline is a tall, 12-sided wooden building proudly bearing the sign 'Denmark's First Tiny Church.' The 76-square-metre construction was unveiled in the Nordhavn — 'North Harbor' — district on the outskirts of Copenhagen.
After months of construction, it's now an outpost of the local Evangelical-Lutheran Hans Egedes Church. The parish's leaders saw a need for extra spiritual space as the Danish capital is expected to grow by 20 per cent over the next decade. 'At the old days, you build a church, and the church will make a community, and then you build the city.
Today, it's the opposite,' project manager Johanne Dal-Lewkovitch said. 'You build the city, and then there's a need for a church. So it's a little bit strange.'

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