Editing Unitarianism (section)

=== Denmark ===

Unitarianism was a latecomer to Denmark. Some of the inspiration came from Norway and England – family members of the founders, and the wife of Edward Grieg. 1900–1918 the society priest was Uffe Birkedal, who had previously been a Lutheran priest. He held the first worship 18 February 1900. A founding general assembly 18 May 1900 elected Mary Bess Westenholz as the first chairman of the Society. The Society newsletter was named ''Protestantisk Tidende'' 1904–1993, and then renamed ''Unitaren'', reflecting a gradually changing perception of being part of the Danish Lutheran Church, to one where this was no longer assumed (<ref>{{Cite web | title=Unitarisk Kirkesamfund – Unitarian Church Society | url=http://www.unitarerne.dk/ | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220703231837/http://www.unitarerne.dk/ | archive-date=2022-07-03 }}</ref>).