Sunday, January 18, 2026
This Sunday, Tim Schmucker delivered a sermon on genocide in relation to 1 Samuel 15.
This Sunday, Tim Schmucker delivered a sermon on genocide in relation to 1 Samuel 15.
This Sunday, children and babies took center stage. Parents and children received blessings from Pastors Christina Reimer and Peter Haresnape for parent-child dedications.
We welcomed the first Sunday service of the New Year with a focus on wisdom and some special string music for reflection.
This Sunday, the congregation explored where we had seen God this past year. We heard reflections from Jacqui Schmucker and Joel Klassen.
This Sunday, we heard a sermon from Pastor Peter Haresnape.
Last Sunday, a special set of stars casted down to walk the green carpet at TUMC and led us through a series of Christmas hymns and their very own Christmas Play. Have a listen and be delighted.
Just as on earth, there wastelands in the landscapes of our journeys here. If we sit here, if we wait, and if we hold still instead of running away, can a new breath bring new life again? Lori Unger has some thoughts to share on this, and they just might reignite more light into your Advent season.
This Sunday TUMC welcomed the Start of Advent with a Sermon from Pastor Christina Reimer drawn from Psalm 78 and Matthew 18.
Grief is often set aside, suppressed, kept out of sight so that we can all carry on in the business of a society that demands productivity. For Eternity Sunday, TUMC prepared a service centered around the grief of all those who recently lost a loved one. Pastor Peter Haresnape delivered a sermon on the stillness that God offers in a tumultuous world.
This Sunday, Marieke Meyer delivered a sermon on the personal peace that God offers to all of us.