Svenska Kyrkan/Den Norske Sjomannskirke Traditional Cache

There are very many people in the area, so I must ask you to be very careful when you log this cache. REMEMBER TO HANG THE ACCURATE TO THE HANG!

Svenska Kyrkan/Den Norske Sjomannskirke

Church of Sweden / Church for the Norwegian Sailors.

Svenska Kyrkan.

Swedish Church began its operations in southern Tenerife in 1970, and in 1972 they moved their operations to the house where the church is today.
Swedish Church is an Evangelical Lutheran church owned by the Swedish state.
Previously, it was also a Swedish Church in Puerto de la Cruz, but it is closed.

The house called Casa Sueca was built by the Swedish rehabilitation Foundation "Vintersol", and was completed in 1963. Casa Sueca means the Swedish house.
It appeared early on that the house was too small for the Vintersol, and they built a new house, which was consecrated in 1965.
From 1972 Church of Sweden moved its operations to Casa Sueca, and when Vintersol was going to sell the house, bought the Swedish church the house.
The house was restored and adapted to the needs and part of the building got a new roof, and there is the church today.
The conversion was completed in 1990, and when the church was consecrated.
 

Den Norske Sjomannskirke.

The Norwegian Sjomannskirke has been to Los Christianos in Casa Sueca since 2007. The first five years were a trial period to see if there was a need for a separate Norwegian Sjomannskirke on Tenerife. There are not many Norwegian sailors on Tenerife now, but there are many Norwegians who live there permanently, so it was clear that there was need for a Norwegian collection point.
General Assembly of the Den Norske Sjomannskirke decided that they should create Den Norske Sjomannskirke in Los Cristianos, Tenerife Summer 2012.
They rent  required room for its activity in the Swedish Church in Casa Sueca.
 

Joint activity:

Casa Sueca is a focal point for all of Scandinavia (Sweden, Norway and Denmark), and every week there will be cultural evenings with different elements. Where people can meet other people from Scandinavia. In addition, it is common Church activity.
They also have the right to organize and officiate weddings and funerals.
Both church personnel make callouts in accidents, due to illness or other situations where Scandinavians want the church to help.
The box to the cache is small and there is not room for more than pencils and logbook.
Cahen is located on the seafront, and there are many people there, but I placed it so that it should be possible to find it without too much attention. More people working in the church know about the cache, but they are completely harmless.
I would recommend that you bring your own pen.