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 On 15-17 April 2011 the congregation celebrated a century of ministry in Toronto.
 = Bibliography =
 Bryson, Bill. "History of DMC." 2010. Web. 6 December 2016. http://danforthmennonitechurch.ca/dmc-history-page/.
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 Reesor-McDowell, Joanna. "Little Church with a Big Heart." ''Canadian Mennonite'' (16 May 2011): 19.
-<h3>Archival Records</h3>
+==Archival Records==
 Church records at [https://uwaterloo.ca/mennonite-archives-ontario/ Mennonite Archives of Ontario].

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-| Steve Reist (Interim)  || November 2021-present
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 | Ken Bechtel  || 1985-1997
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-| Doris Weber (Interim)  || 1998/1999
+| [[Weber, Doris Barbara (1930-2021)|Doris Weber]] (Interim)  || 1998/1999
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 | Tim Reimer  || 1999-2021

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 <sup>1</sup>Following amalgamation with Morningside Mennonite Church<br />

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 Since the 1980s Danforth's building has been used for a wide range of church and community-based activities. These have included a seniors drop-in center, Meals on Wheels distribution, and a monthly senior dinner. Members have visited seniors and shut-ins in our neighborhood and in a nearby public housing community. The congregation also established a preschool play group and a mother child drop-in in the public housing community.
-Danforth Mennonite Church has been instrumental in the development of two summer camps: Glenbrook Day Camp near Stouffville, and Fraser Lake Camp near Bancroft, to which city children are taken by bus. The St. Clair O'Connor Community is a seniors apartment project developed by Danforth in cooperation with the [[Toronto United Mennonite Church (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)|Toronto United Mennonite church]]. This intergenerational facility also serves a number of families, the handicapped, and those in need of nursing care.
+Danforth Mennonite Church has been instrumental in the development of two summer camps: Glenbrook Day Camp near Stouffville, and [[Fraser Lake Camp (Bancroft, Ontario, Canada)|Fraser Lake Camp]] near Bancroft, to which city children are taken by bus. The St. Clair O'Connor Community is a seniors apartment project developed by Danforth in cooperation with the [[Toronto United Mennonite Church (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)|Toronto United Mennonite church]]. This intergenerational facility also serves a number of families, the handicapped, and those in need of nursing care.
 Danforth also serves the needs of its members and adherents through formal worship and personal fellowship. In September 2002 it established a Mennonite Voluntary Service unit in a rented four occupant house. From here, young volunteers work for a number of organizations, including Habitat for Humanities, the St Clair O’Connor Community, and others.

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 On 15-17 April 2011 the congregation celebrated a century of ministry in Toronto.
 = Bibliography =
-Burkholder,  L.J. <em>A Brief History of the Mennonites in Ontario.</em> Kitchener, ON: Mennonite Conference of Ontario, 1935: 326.
+Bryson, Bill. "History of DMC." 2010. Web. 6 December 2016. http://danforthmennonitechurch.ca/dmc-history-page/.
 Burkholder,  Paul. "A Brief Historical Sketch of 50 Full Years at Danforth." 1961, 5 pp., [https://uwaterloo.ca/mennonite-archives-ontario/ Mennonite Archives of Ontario].
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 Bulletin with Chronology, 70th anniversary service, Danforth Morningside Mennonite Church, 1981, Mennonite Historical Society of Canada collection, [https://uwaterloo.ca/mennonite-archives-ontario/ Mennonite Archives of Ontario].
-Groh, Mary I. <em>Like a Grain of Mustard Seed: A History of the Warden Park Mennonite Church.</em> Scarborough: Warden Park Mennonite Church, 1977, 15 pp.
+Groh, Mary I. ''Like a Grain of Mustard Seed: A History of the Warden Park Mennonite Church.'' Scarborough: Warden Park Mennonite Church, 1977, 15 pp.
-<em>Mennonite Reporter</em> (13 July 1981): 4; (28 September 1981): 14; (9 December 1985): 9; (8 February 1993): 17; (30 May 1997): 15; (20 March 1995): 18; (31 July 1995): 2.
+''Mennonite Reporter'' (13 July 1981): 4; (28 September 1981): 14; (9 December 1985): 9; (8 February 1993): 17; (30 May 1997): 15; (20 March 1995): 18; (31 July 1995): 2.
-Reesor-McDowell, Joanna. "Little Church with a Big Heart." <em>Canadian Mennonite</em> (16 May 2011): 19.
+Reesor-McDowell, Joanna. "Little Church with a Big Heart." ''Canadian Mennonite'' (16 May 2011): 19.
 <h3>Archival Records</h3>
 Church records at [https://uwaterloo.ca/mennonite-archives-ontario/ Mennonite Archives of Ontario].
 = Additional Information =
 '''Address''': 2174 Danforth Ave., [[Toronto (Ontario, Canada)|Toronto]], ON, M4C 1K3

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 <sup>1</sup>Following amalgamation with Morningside Mennonite Church<br />