In a POD after 1517 (The 95 Theses), There must be a Protestant church (or more than one) that venerates Jesus's mother much like the Catholics did.
Bonus points if they also venerate saints.
Bonus points if they also venerate saints.
How about the Anglican relationship with Mary? It sounds like all it needs is a few tweaks, and Wiki even used the term "veneration" to describe certain strains.
Plus the strain that runs through Protestantism that veneration of saints = idolatry. I'm not sure how prevalent that was in the early Protestantism, but I know it existed.Anglican chruch is probably your best bet. Its hard for Protestants to be big on Mary as there is very little written about her in the New Testament.
"(t)he distinction of what is called dulia and latria was invented for the very purpose of permitting divine honours to be paid to angels and dead men with apparent impunity."
-- John Calvin.