Hello from Denmark

[ladydenmark]

I am new to this forum. I am not a member of LDS, in my country we are almost born as protestants

But my great grandmother and my maternal grandmother were members. And my maternal grandfather emigrated to Utah as a LDS-member. I have learned quite some about "mormonism", and the more more I learn, the more I get fascinated.

I have been in SLC last autumn to visit my grandfather's american family, where I bought the KJV bible and Book of Mormon (with D&C), but must admit, that I have only read some here and there.

Looking forward to read all your good posts.

Kirsten in Denmark

[rameumptom]

Kirsten,

Welcome to the site. I hope you have a good experience here, and that we may be able to answer your questions.

[classylady]

A great majority of my ancestry is from Denmark--pioneers who joined the LDS church there in Denmark and then immigrated to Utah. Welcome!

[questioning_seeker]

Gooday lady, I'm from Australia, and I'm just wondering if having an Australian for a princess has made any difference to how the Danish royal family functions, or what impact her "Australianess" has had?

[Dr T]

Hello and welcome to this site. :)

[whitetiger]

Hello and welcome. May you enjoy your stay here. :)

[ladydenmark]

Gooday lady, I'm from Australia, and I'm just wondering if having an Australian for a princess has made any difference to how the Danish royal family functions, or what impact her "Australianess" has had?

I don't know if the family functions otherwise than if crownprincess Mary was from somewhere else. But I can talk for myself: It seems like Australia is not that far away anymore

Our Crownprince Frederik and crownprincess Mary, their children prince Christian, princess Isabella and the newborn twins are very popular here in Denmark, as is the whole royal family.

Kirsten