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Greenland's Lutheran Church, central to Inuit identity, faces revival of pre-Christian traditions among youth.
Ninety percent of Greenland's 57,000 predominantly Inuit residents are Lutheran, a tradition dating back over 300 years to when a Danish missionary introduced Christianity.
Despite the harsh Arctic climate, 17 parishes across the island maintain the church's presence.
While the Lutheran Church remains a vital part of national identity, younger generations are reviving pre-Christian shamanistic traditions to reclaim Inuit heritage.
The church separated from Denmark's in 2009 and is now funded by Greenland's government.
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La Iglesia Luterana de Groenlandia, central en la identidad inuit, enfrenta el renacimiento de las tradiciones precristianas entre los jóvenes.