Diocese of Agder and Telemark
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Diocese of Agder and Telemark
Summary
Diocese of Agder and Telemark is a Lutheran diocese[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's religion is recorded as Church of Norway[3].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark is located in Kristiansand[4].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark is in the country of Norway[5].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's instance of is recorded as Lutheran diocese[6].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's Commons category is recorded as Diocese of Agder og Telemark[7].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's chairperson is recorded as Stein Reinertsen[8].
- 1682 marks the founding of Diocese of Agder and Telemark[9].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 58.1667, 'lon': 8}[10].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's official website is recorded as https://kirken.no/agder[11].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Diocese of Agder og Telemark[12].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's replaces is recorded as Stavanger bishopric[13].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's cathedral is recorded as Kristiansand Cathedral[14].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's position held by head of the organization is recorded as Lutheran Bishop of Agder and Telemark[15].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's operating area is recorded as Agder[16].
- Diocese of Agder and Telemark's operating area is recorded as Telemark[17].
Body
Geography
Diocese of Agder and Telemark is in the country of Norway[5]. It is located in Kristiansand[4].
Designation and Status
Diocese of Agder and Telemark's instance of is recorded as Lutheran diocese[6]. Its religion is recorded as Church of Norway[3].
History and Context
1682 marks the founding of Diocese of Agder and Telemark[9].
Why It Matters
Diocese of Agder and Telemark has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 10 alternative names across languages and contexts.[18]