Editing Nonconformist (Protestantism) (section)

==Scandinavia==
In other countries, the term Nonconformist is used in a broader sense to refer to Christians who are not communicants of a majority [[national church]], such as the Lutheran [[Church of Sweden]].<ref name="SCG1959">{{cite book |title=News from Sweden, Volumes 766–792 |date=1959 |publisher=Swedish Consulate General |language=English |quote=The number of communicants also shows a marked increase in many places. Of all weddings, 91.4 per cent take place under the auspices of the Lutheran State Church and 1.5 per cent in nonconformist churches, while the remaining 7.1 per cent are civil marriages.}}</ref> The largest Nonconformist church in Sweden, the [[Uniting Church in Sweden]], was formed by merging the [[Baptist Union of Sweden]], the [[United Methodist Church of Sweden|United Methodist Church]], and the [[Mission Covenant Church of Sweden]].