Christmas Services – 2025
Thursday, December 24 – Christmas Eve – 7:00 pm Friday, December 25 – Christmas Day – 10:30 am All are welcome!


Thursday, December 24 – Christmas Eve – 7:00 pm Friday, December 25 – Christmas Day – 10:30 am All are welcome!
The coming of Christ gives us hope – hope amid our current life struggles and hope for our life beyond this life. The Birth of Christ is one hugh blessing wrapped up in a tiny defenseless babe born over 2000 years ago.
Living Compass Devotionals for the Advent Season are available on the back pew of the Sanctuary. All are welcome to participate. This is a self-study on “Practiciing loving God with all your heart, soul, strength and mind through generosity.”
When you next visit the church, you will see the fruit of our last Garden Club meeting, November 23rd. The Emmanuel Garden Club added fresh greens from local…
In the Episcopal Church, tradition and liturgy distinguish Advent – leading up to Christmas and then the Christmas Season itself, which follows. Advent begins 4 Sundays before Christmas and is a period of preparation for Christmas when we celebrate the birth of Christ – Emmanuel, (our namesake) and the incredible blessing of God being with us…
Holy Week at Emmanuel โ April 16- April 20, 2025 All Evening Services begin at 7:00 pm Wednesday – Holy SaturdayEaster Sunday Services are at 8:00 am and…
Come Celebrate Christmas!
What does it mean to “see the light?” This idiom commonly refers to a person having an “ah-ha! moment.” Suddenly a light bulb goes off in our brain…
What door is waiting just for you to open it?
Instruments of Peace Through the readings and musical selections, this Jazz Service will explore how a commitment to Peace changes everything. We invite you to both contemplation, and…
This Jazz Service on March 10th explores the message of love as a divine gift meant to be passed on – from God to us, to others. It emphasizes the importance of sharing blessings, including love and forgiveness, underscoring the scriptural principle of “freely receiving and giving.” Special jazz renditions will support this time-honored theme, encouraging a cycle of generosity, emblematic in worship, charity, and music.
Just as the Tomb is empty, Hallelujah, the Manger is also empty! But that is all the more reason to Celebrate this most noble, yet humble, and most…