Next steps

Baptism and church ceremonies

Life's significant moments belong in community. Here you can read how we celebrate baptism, bless children and young people, share communion — and stand together at weddings and funerals.

A young person being baptised by full immersion in the church baptismal pool while children watch

Baptism

We practise believers' baptism by full immersion, as Jesus describes in the Great Commission. Baptism is a public declaration of an inner transformation and belonging to God's family — and a joyful highlight of the service.

A mother kissing her baby on the cheek during the service

Child dedication

Inspired by Jesus, who welcomed and blessed children, we pray during a service for God's blessing upon the child and family.

Two young people standing on stage for a youth blessing while the pastor reads to them

Youth blessing

Around the age of 14, we offer a course of Bible teaching that concludes with a blessing during a service. Belief in God is not a prerequisite.

Bread and cups being shared at the communion table during the service

Communion

On the first Sunday of each month we share communion as a symbolic meal in remembrance of Jesus' death and resurrection. Everyone who believes in Jesus is welcome at the table.

A bride and groom standing before the pastor during their wedding ceremony in the church

Weddings

We see marriage as a lifelong covenant. A wedding in the church requires marriage preparation and church membership — please speak with the pastors well in advance.

A white coffin with red roses standing in front of the stage in the church auditorium

Funerals

The church stands with the family at the end of life. A funeral from the church requires membership — if the person is also a member of the Church of Denmark, that church simply needs to be informed that we will conduct the ceremony.

Talk to a pastor about your next step

If you are considering baptism, a blessing or a wedding — or are going through a difficult time — our pastors are only a message away.

Curious about what baptism means to us?