Danish National Church
ICC works with the Danish National Church, but receives no financial support from it. The Sct. Andreas Church building is rented by ICC from Folkekirken.
Danske Kirkers Råd, the Danish Council of Churches
ICC is a member of the Danish Council of Churches.
ICC is associated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and its pastors come from this organisation. However, ICC receives no funding from the ELCA.
Hannah and Daniel Madsen serve as missionaries in Zanzibar. They attend ICC when in Copenhagen. Their ministry not only makes Christ present in Zanzibar, but assists with women’s economic development and with Christian-Muslim relationships. Find out more in this Story: In Zanzibar with Daniel and Hannah Madsen. Danmission has also been very active in support of Syrian refugees.
Cross-cultural Center, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Tværkulturelt Center is an active center which brings together active congregations in Denmark, including ICC, and persons who are in Denmark as refugees. There are two conferences each year, links to practical assistance like legal matters, and an annual Christmas carol service, where carols from around the world are shared. ICC members serve on the board of directors, Pastor Ron has been active in their activities, and our Young Adults have organized Christmas gifts for refugees for the last years.
AICEME – Association of International Churches in Europe and the Middle East
The Association of International Churches in Europe and the Middle East (AICEME) is an association of Christian congregations, bearing witness to the Gospel and serving Jesus Christ among English-speaking people throughout Europe and the Middle East.