This Sunday, Marieke Meyer shared with TUMC the story of the Ducth Post-Impressionist Painter, Vincent Van Gogh and how the command “love thy neighbor as thyself” played a life-changing role in his world as a man and as an artist.
This world communion Sunday, TUMC heard a sermon from guest speaker, Trent Voth.
This week, Bruce Bradshaw delivers a sermon where he touches on abuses of power in our modern world and relates these realities to Galatians–the law and the promise.
Last Sunday we heard from Lori Unger who preached on Galatians 2: 1 – 10
This week we hear from Haven Klassen who shares her conversion story with TUMC in keeping with our theme, fruit of the spirit.
This week’s sermon draws from Paul’s letter to the Galatians.
This week we were unable to produce a recording of the service; however, you may read the sermon text at the link provided.
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.