TUMC is a Christian community in the Mennonite-Anabaptist "peace church" tradition. We aspire to be a family of faith that welcomes people with diverse backgrounds and stories, worshipping together and supporting one another, while following Christ's example in working for peace and justice in our urban context.
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Welcome to TUMC
TUMC was one of the Toronto collection sites for relief kits for Haiti, part of Mennonite Central Committee's multimillion-dollar, multiyear response to the earthquake that struck Haiti Jan. 12. At least 5,000 relief kits were donated from Ontario alone in recent weeks and are now being distributed. You can continue to help, with prayers and cash donations.
Read the latest report from MCC on how our donations are helping in Haiti. Hear Pastor Lesly Bertrand, pastor of Assemblee de la Grace Mennonite Church in Haiti, speak of the strong faith of his congregation and many Haitians, and the practical needs being met by MCC and Mennonites from Dominican Republic, at mcc.org/stories/podcasts/strong-faith.
In the Gospel of John, Jesus often asks followers: "What are you looking for?"
How might you respond? Are you looking for answers to questions of social justice, are you looking for a place where you can honestly explore your deepest questions, are you looking for a community where you can worship in song and prayer?
Most of us are spiritually hungry for something, but it's not always easy to say just what. On one occasion, Jesus' followers, not sure how to respond, simply asked: "Teacher, where are you staying?" And he said, "Come and see." John says the disciples "came and saw, and they remained with him the rest of that day."
As you browse this website about our faith community, I invite you to come and see and, if you wish, to remain a while.
Marilyn Zehr, lead pastor
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