This Sunday was Pride Sunday at TUMC. Listen to the full service for a recap from two church members who attended the 50th anniversary of the Mennonite Brethren Council for LGBTQ+ Interests. Stay tuned for the sermon from guest speaker David Lao.
Ever look at the state of this world and think how much more and how much longer and for what? Tune into this sermon to hear Tim Schmucker’s take on Revelations and the end of times.
Service and sermon recording, coming soon. The last service of the Sunday School year – we will be giving thanks for teachers and volunteers, praying a blessing over people heading to camp, and celebrating God’s provision. Plan to stay for the traditional Sunday School Picnic, a potluck in the nearby park after the service. Bring along your dishes and cutlery and something to sit on. Service Participants Order of Service VT 36 Let Us Build A HouseVT 252 Go Tell…
Cast down the mighty
Fill the Hungry
Lift the Lowly
Send the rich away
Have you heard Mary’s song?
Pastor Christina Reimer told TUMC all about it on Sunday.
Maybe you’ve come across this question, the one about the tree falling in the forest. If nobody saw the tree, does the tree exist? If nobody heard it fall, did the tree make a sound? And maybe you’ve already got an answer, but don’t let that stop you from listening to what Lori Unger had to say about the positioning of this question and humanity’s relationship with creation.
This Sunday, Peter Voth delivered a sermon titled “The Nature of Nature,” based on Matthew 5:5, 38-45.
Jesus told his disciples that in order to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, they needed to change and become like little children. This Sunday, Pastor Peter Haresnape talked about what it might be like to drop the safety of the adult world and follow Jesus’ words.
This Sunday, Pastor Peter Haresnape delivered a sermon drawn from Acts 28: 1 – 10.
This Sunday, TUMC hosted a bike blessing, talked about the many different ways we can care for the earth. People filled the seats of the sanctuary and heard a sermon from Pastor Christina Reimer which began with a fishing trip story.