Activities

At the Movies

“At the Movies” started out in December 2004 where we got the idea to do some “Julehygge” and show the Danish movie “Jul i Nøddebo Præstegård”  more...

The Church Choir

We are a small, but energetic and enthusiastic group of about twelve members who enjoy singing four-part harmony and all kinds of music!  more...

Pearls of Life - a study group

The last Thursday of the month at 7.30pm the study group meet in the church. This spring we are reading the book "Pearls of Life" by bishop Martin Lönnebo.
We talk about life and the different paths God gives us to walk. And reflect upon how to integrate prayers into our every day life.

If you are interested please contact Pastor Elisabeth (under contact in the menu). New people are always welcome. more...

Danish Summer Camp

Do you want your child to know more about Danish culture? Would you like that your child knew some more Danish? Do you want your child to spend a week together with other children of Danish heritage? Then sign up for The Danish Summer Camp this summer from July 6 to July 10! more...

Children's Hour

The Children's Hour meets nearly every Sunday during services. Children three to twelve are very welcome to attend. We listen to Bible stories, sing songs, do crafts and learn about Danish traditions. We try to speak and/or sing a little Danish. During November and December the children take part in the Lucia pageant and the Christmas play. We have a good time learning and playing together and by our involvement get to feel a vital part of the church family in Toronto.

Church Cafe

The Church Cafe meets every Tuesday at noon until 2:30. You are very welcome to join us whether occasionally or each Tuesday.By attending often you get to know your fellow members. We enjoy lunch together, sing Danish and English songs, share jokes, celebrate birthdays, hear about the latest events in the church and Danish events in Toronto and we end the afternoon with a game of cards or a game of dice. Our members take turns providing lunch and the rest of the members pay the nominal fee of $2.00.

Golden Age Club

The senior club of the Danish church, Guldalderklubben, was established in the seventies and is still very active. The club has more than one hundred members, the average attendance for the meetings is between 60 and 80.

We meet at 12.00 noon the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from September to June.

At each meeting a nice $5 lunch consisting of open face sandwiches and a piece of cake, often wienerbrød, is served. We always sing good old Danish songs and often have special guests to entertain. Sometimes we have talks about topics that concerns the life of Seniors: health, finances, retirement problems etc. We also like to socialize and therefore often invites entertainers to come: for instance choirs, accordion and guitar players. Often we have a sing-along and sometimes a bingo afternoon. Twice a year we go on a bus trip.

Language is English.

Come and meet with other Danes and have a good time. New members are always welcome, please contact Else Staal Nielsen for further information.

Bazaars

We have two unique bazaars each year. One in the spring and one in the fall. Both are major fund raising events for our church.
Many people help in various ways to make the bazaars the success they are. Good quality donations are always appreciated.

Danish Folk Dancers of Toronto

In its current form the Danish Folk dancers are a small but very dedicated group of dancers directed by Laine Ruus who in spite of her Swedish-Estonian background has a very strong interest in Danish folkdances, indeed she has participated in numerous Danish folk dance festivals, as late as this summer where she also attended a instructor course in Danish folkdances.  more...