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Join Us Friday Night for Worship In-Person at 7 PM Given the forecast for snow this Sunday, we are pivoting! We are cancelling the Sunday morning worship services and faith formation classes, but we will still gather for worship. We will have a combined in-person worship service Friday, January 23, at 7 PM here at Emmanuel. Worship will include organ music, Revelation Band music,…

Join Us Saturday Morning for Worship In-Person at 10 AM Given the forecast for snow this Sunday, we are pivoting! We are cancelling the Sunday morning worship services and faith formation classes, but we will still gather for worship. We will have a brief service of the Word with Holy Communion on Saturday at 10 AM in the Sanctuary,…

Given the forecast for snow this Sunday, we are pivoting! We are cancelling the Sunday morning worship services and faith formation classes, but we will still gather for worship. We will have a combined in-person worship service Friday, January 23, at 7 PM here at Emmanuel. Worship will include organ music, Revelation Band music, a litany for Reconciling in Christ, children's chapel,…

Join us for Ash Wednesday worship as we begin the holy season of Lent together on Wednesday, February 18, at 7 PM.  The service will feature combined music, both traditional and contemporary, with an invitation to Lent, imposition of Ashes, and Holy Communion.  All ages are welcome to join in this great Christian tradition!

On Sunday, March 29, our Palm & Passion Sunday services will be at 9 AM and 11 AM, with a congregational Faith Formation event for all ages at 10 AM. Watch worship live at elcvienna.org/worship

The term “maundy” comes from the Latin “mandatum” meaning commandment. On this night in the gospel of John, Jesus gives the command to “love each other as I have loved you,” and shows us the meaning of that by washing the disciples’ feet. We will have a hand washing as a part of our service…

Our Good Friday worship will be a traditional tenebrae service, tenebrae meaning “darkness” in Latin. This service is in observation of Jesus giving his life for us upon the cross. Worship includes the solemn reproaches recalling all that God has done for God’s people throughout the biblical narrative, and the service concludes with the passion…