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OpenChurch Worship

EP featuring five original tracks, written by the church's own praise band.

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Do you have any questions?

We have collected some of the questions we are asked most often. If you have any further questions, you are always welcome to contact one of the pastors of the church, or write to info@aabenkirke.dk.

Is there a dress code in the church?

In OpenChurch we do not have a dress code. Here you will find people dressed in everything from t-shirts to shirts and you will probably also meet someone in shorts.

Is it possible to visit the church without an invitation?

Everyone is welcome at OpenChurch and of course this also applies to you - with or without invitation. Church is not a closed club that requires membership or invitation, but an open community of people. Our Welcome Team is ready to welcome you.

Is there anything for children?

Church is for the whole family and therefore we have a church for all ages. Every Sunday we have Babyfocus for 0-5 year olds, Focus Mini/Maxi for grades 0-5 and FocusTen for grades 6-9.

How long does a church service last?

A church service in OpenChurch lasts 1.5 hours. We start at 10:30 and the service ends at 12:00. However, this does not mean that the “church experience” is over. The community over the church café is at least as important, and you are invited to be a part of it too.

How does a church service take place?

The service takes place in an easy-to-understand language with contemporary music, an everyday preaching and with a focus on the community of faith in Jesus. At a church service, you will also be able to experience church acts such as communion, child blessing or baptism.