Welcoming all

Church on the Ground

Church in the Cloud

Growing in faith

Learning together from scripture

Teaching peace

Working for a just & peaceful world

Nurturing kids & teens

Building a sharing community

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


We’ll be marking Pride Sunday this week with pastor Peter Haresnape preaching in the 11 a.m. service. Now that summer is here,there are no Sunday school classes. Come just as you are for this celebration of diversity in our faith community! Whether you’re new to the city, looking for a church home, or just seeking a welcoming community where you can safely explore your questions about faith, there’s always a place for you at TUMC!


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Keep in touch!

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An inclusive community

TUMC invites people of all cultural and ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, generations and abilities to full participation and inclusion. We are wheelchair-accessible and offer large-print hymnals and hearing assistance devices. We’re always glad to welcome newcomers. Whether you’re new to the city, visiting or simply curious, please feel free to check us out! For more, click the About Us tab. You can also follow us on Facebook @ChurchonQueen .

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.