Thanks to the Rev. Knut Heidelberg (The Unitarian) for writing about the Unitarian church in Sweden; download the PDF fact sheet by following the link and fixing the end to read “.pdf” —
I don’t know what’s more remarkable about this church, officially the
- that their liturgy is the Church of Sweden’s high mass, or
- that such a little church can still send two ministers to serve among the Roma in Slovakia.
The reference to Emanuel Linderholm (link: Swedish Wikipedia) may be to a composer of a particular (musical) mass setting, though he was also a theologian. The Church of Sweden graciously has translated its liturgy into English. I thought I had written about it, but evidently not. You may find it here. I don’t know if or how they alter the text, but it “a modern version.”
Very interesting.