Church on the Ground

Celebrating the Resurrection  

 

Church in the Cloud

Learning together from scripture

Growing in faith

Teaching peace

Working for a just & peaceful world

Nurturing kids & teens

Building a sharing community

Welcoming all

Sharing the light of Christ


TUMC is a Christian community in the Mennonite-Anabaptist peace church tradition. We aspire to be a family of faith that welcomes people of diverse backgrounds and stories, worshipping and supporting each other, while following Christ’s example in working for peace and justice in our urban context.1


This Sunday

11 a.m. Wherever you are in your spiritual journey, you’ll receive a warm welcome at our weekly worship service. Come early (10 a.m.) for Faith Formation classes for kids from age 3 through middle school. (High schoolers leave partway through the worship service for their own gathering.) For adults, Sunday Brew, in our second floor meeting room, offers coffee/tea and conversation at 10 a.m., currently on the topic of intersections between faith and work. A parenting group meets on the lower level, while a contemplative prayer group (Lectio Divina) meets in the pastors’ office. Whether you’re looking for a church home, wrestling with spiritual questions, or simply curious about Christian faith in the Mennonite/Anabaptist tradition, there’s room for you at TUMC!

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An inclusive community

TUMC is a faith community that welcomes into full participation people of all generations, abilities and gifts, of diverse cultural backgrounds and accents, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, social or economic circumstances.  Whether you’re a person of longstanding Christian faith or wrestling with spiritual questions and doubts, we would be delighted to have you join us on the journey. 

Keep in touch!

To benefit from spiritual encouragement, community news, and get the weekly Zoom Worship link, ask to receive TUMC Connects by email.  Just send us a quick email at administrator@tumc.ca with ‘sign me up for TUMC Connects’ in the subject line and let us know a little about how you found us. (A bit of information helps keep our online gatherings safe and welcoming.)

Truth & Reconciliation: our pledge

Our congregation meets in territories of the Wyandot, Haudenosaunee, and Michi Saugig Nations. As beneficiaries of a violent history of colonization, we recognize our responsibility to uphold treaty relationships and so seek to be guided by Indigenous truth-tellers toward restitution, restoration, and reconciliation. Learn more by clicking the photo above.