|members = 8,000 - 10,000

|website = [http://www.dfef.no/ www.dfef.no]

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The '''Free Evangelical Fellowship''' ([[Norwegian language|Norwegian]]: ''' De Frie Evangeliske Forsamlinger''', '''DFEF'''), formerly called "'''The Free Friends'''" (''De frie venner'') is one of the [[Free church|Free Church]] congregations in [[Norway]]. The Free Evangelical Fellowship is a nationwide movement with sixty seven parishes and contact addresses in [[Norway]].{{citation needed|date=January 2011}} The churches are legally independent. It is estimated that the local churches comprise a total of 8,000-10,000 members.{{by whom|date=January 2011}} Churches are mainly in the south and west of the country. Its origins date from the 1880s, but it became an established organization after 1900 under the leadership of [[preacher]] [[Erik Andersen Nordquelle|Erik A. Nordquelle]] (1858–1938). Its "Home and Mission Committee" is a joint mission conducted in several countries in [[Africa]], [[Asia]], [[Europe]] and [[South America]].{{citation needed|date=January 2011}} The Free Evangelical Fellowship believe in [[baptism of the Holy Spirit]] through [[speaking in tongues]] and [[healing]] by [[prayer]]. They also practice [[baptism]] and [[Holy communion]] (open to non-members).{{citation needed|date=January 2011}} The movement's theological standing is seen as near [[Pentecostal]], but they had historically separated themselves out to be opponents of the member registers. The Free Evangelical Fellowship is therefore not registered as a separate [[religious]] branch in Norway.