It is the Swedish government that decides if a faith community may receive government grants – or not. For an organization to be able to have the opportunity to apply for funding is therefore necessary first to those applying to become a religious community eligible for state funding. Below you will find the faith communities which are qualified :
FREE CHURCHES
- Interact
- National Evangelical Missionary Society
- The Salvation Army
- Uniting Church in Sweden
- Pentecostal Movement
- Seventh-day Adventist Church
- Swedish Alliance Mission
EASTERN ORTHODOX AND ORIENTAL CHURCHES
- Orthodox Church of Antioch
- Armenian Apostolic Church
- Bulgarian Orthodox Church
- Georgian Orthodox Church
- Coptic Orthodox Church
- Eritrean Orthodox Church
- Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahdo Church
- Finnish Orthodox Parish in Sweden
- Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Sweden
- Assyrian Church of the East
- Macedonian Orthodox Church
- Romanian Orthodox Church
- Russian Orthodox Church
- Serbian Orthodox Church
- Swedish Orthodox Deanery
- Syrian Orthodox Church
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
- Norwegian Lutheran Church
- Estonian Evangelical Lutheran
- Church Evangelical Lutheran
- Church of Denmark
- Hungarian Protestant Church in Sweden
- Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church
- Swedish Lutheran Mission
- Icelandic Evangelical Lutheran Church
ISLAMIC ORGANISATIONS
- Bosniak Islamic community
- Shia Muslim Alliance in Sweden
- Swedish Islamic Communities
- Swedish Muslim Federation
- Union of Islamic Cultural Centers in Sweden
- United Islamic Associations in Sweden
- Islamic Fatwa Association in Sweden
OTHER FAITH COMMUNITES
- Anglican Church in Sweden
- Alevi Federation in Sweden
- Catholic Diocese of Stockholm
- Mandean Faith community in Sweden
- Swedish Buddhist Union
- The Official Council of Swedish Jewish Communities