“A church in the heart of the community with the community in our heart.”
Our Mission
Our Pastors
Our Staff, Board of Directors,
Council of Deacons
David Rose
Custodian
David started caring for our building in 2021. He has great attention to detail and makes sure everything is working and running smoothly. Looking after big and small jobs, we appreciate his resourcefulness. Many people know him as our “coffee man” as he faithfully prepares and serves coffee each Sunday morning! David truly has a servant’s heart and he is so appreciated.
Marian Hutchinson
Bookkeeper
Marian began as bookkeeper for UTMC late in 2021. She brings with her a great deal of experience and understanding. Marian works closely with our Treasurer, Bruce Michael keeping everything organized and up to date. We appreciate her attention to detail and kind heart.
Board of Directors
Left to Right - Back Row: Matt Feeney, Jesse Pol, Henry Verhoog, Roger Wilkins Front Row: Bruce Michael (Treasurer), Nicole Docking, Dean Smith (Vice Chair), Fred Kuepfer, Caitlyn Bergsma, David Baker (Board Chair) Email the Board
Council of Deacons
Jesse Britton, Alison Smith, Bruce Michael, Absent: Fred Kuepfer
Putting faith in practice.
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Our Family
We are part of the family of churches across Canada known as the Evangelical Missionary Church of Canada (EMCC). This denomination has roots in Anabaptist revivals in Pennsylvania and Virginia, eventually spreading into Canada well over 200 years ago as well as western Canada.
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Our Belief
Our faith is pledged to Jesus alone. In the EMCC, we function with unity in diversity. We are a diverse group of Canadian followers of Jesus, who live with grace and appreciation for "unity in essentials, liberty in non-essentials, and love in all things".
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Our Practices
We’re updating our family practices document to focus more on what we’re for and what we do rather than focusing on the “boundaries” of our practices. While the boundaries haven’t changed, the goal of this document is to draw us into Christ-like practices, not merely highlight how far we can stray.