Danish Originals S1 E6: Anne-Grethe Krogh Nielsen

In this episode of the art and business podcast Danish Originals, Funen-born Danish pastor Anne-Grethe Krogh Nielsen talks about being inclusive and visionary as she serves an international as well as locally diverse congregation in a cultural environment of multiple religions. Anne-Grethe selects and discusses a work by J.F. Willumsen from the SMK collection.

Danish Originals

Mar 7, 2024

At the Honorary Danish Consulate in Los Angeles, Funen-born Danish pastor Anne-Grethe Krogh Nielsen, who first arrived in 2004, talks about being inclusive and visionary as she serves an international as well as locally diverse congregation in a cultural environment of multiple religions.

It’s a role that Anne-Grethe treasures, as it allows her to make connections with people from all over. And her image of God is definitely not a white man sitting in the sky with a long beard.

Anne-Grethe selects and discusses a work by J.F. Willumsen from the SMK collection.

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