Christmas was sung in Greenlandic in Vejle

All seats were occupied, and there had to be extra chairs are carried into the church room, as Saturday morning was Greenlandic service in St. Nicolai's Church in Vejle.

After the service, the church minister announced, that there had been at least 350 participants for the hour-long event service, which started with a slight delay, as a bus with participants from Aalborg was stuck in traffic.

All seats were occupied, and there had to be extra chairs are carried into the church room, as Saturday morning was Greenlandic service in St. Nicolai's Church in Vejle.

After the service, the church minister announced, that there had been at least 350 participants for the hour-long event service, which started with a slight delay, as a bus with participants from Aalborg was stuck in traffic.

The service was conducted by it Greenlandic priest in Denmark, Marianne Lynge Krogh. There was also choral singing Arsanerite from Aalborg. The service naturally ended with Guterput - and not an eye was dry. Now Christmas is starting again.

The reason for the Greenlandic one service in Vejle was the Inuit Association's annual event Christmas Greetings to Greenland, which gathered 1,500 participants in Vejle's DGI-hus last year - a big one indoor sports arena.

The organizers from the Inuit Association expect at least as many participants for the afternoon's event there offers speeches, entertainment, dancing around the Christmas tree and not least a visit from Santa Claus. In the evening there is communal dining and dancing.