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Den Dansk Sømandskirke i Newcastle

Newcastle, United Kingdom

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What Den Dansk Sømandskirke i Newcastle does.

Den Danske Sømandskirke i Newcastle upon Tyne is a branch of the Daniske Seemannskirche and has its headquarters in Shieldfield, Newcastle, England. The church offers services for seafaring Christians and supports them in various countries on five continents. Their activities include support for sailors and their families worldwide. The contact information is +44 7541 831802 and hanschristian1@btinternet.com, where the church leader Hans-Christian Andersen takes responsibility.

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