Good Friday, the 7th of April, 1724. Johann Sebastian Bach had just finished leading the first performance of his “Passio secundun Joannem”, the St. John Passion. Very likely, he felt relieved, knowing the group he had to work with. Little did he know that his oratorio would be sung around the world 300 years later.

The largest revival movement is a thorn in the side of the Danish People's Church. Yet, the Folkekirken cannot do without them.

In the Danish Bible Belt, Christians are united in the Word of God. And in criticism of the Lutheran state Church.

In Norway, many streets and squares are named after Hans Nielsen Hauge. The evangelist is part of the national heritage. Today, many Christians remember the 200th death anniversary. Cédric Placentino reflects on his historical meaning.

False teaching. Actually, no less than heresy. That is what the independent Lutheran bishop Juhana Pohjola says about the proposal from the Finnish church to open the way for same-sex marriage.