Troubled waters bring one to point the finger and blame the other, to rage at the individual and oversee the larger systems at play time and time again. Is there something today’s Christians and peacemakers can learn from Abigail, the first wife of David?
Every year, TUMC joins the Mennonite Fellowship Gathering at Willowgrove Farm in Stouffville, Ontario.
People in the world are forced to flee their homes because of droughts and floods brought on by climate destruction. War and forced starvation continue with impunity in Gaza and Sudan. Democracy in the United States continues to crumble. In his sermon, “What about them troubled waters,” Tim Schmucker asks what is the role of the Anabaptist Christian in this timeline.
Evangelical Christianity and those early childhood years–what can happen when you mix these two? Haven Klassen shares one version of events and more from behind the pulpit this week.
In keeping with this summer’s theme of Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Signs of Hope and Resilience, Peter Dick and David Hamm deliver a sermon on the sanctity of water.
This week, TUMC heard a sermon from Jonathon Reed in a service led by our co-pastor, Christina Reimer.
This week, Karen O’Neill preached and Ginny Lepp was our Worship Leader. We also heard a report back about the Nation Wide MC Canada Gathering.
This Sunday, Christina Reimer preached and Brad Lepp led worship and children’s time. Peter Haresnape gives a report back for the MC Canada Gathering.
We celebrate Pride Sunday led by Marieke Meyer. There are two reflections (in place of a sermon) given by Peter Haresnape and Lori Unger.
This week, we celebrate the youth who have made it through the school year, and usher in Summer.