Zoom Meeting

Rev. Dr. King’s prophetic call to action to the Church is grievously and regrettably relevant over 50 years later. In this two-part forum, we will be watching segments of a video reading of Dr. King “Letter from a Birmingham Jail,” with 20 African American voices of rostered leaders of the ELCA (many serving in our…

For more than 60 years, Emmanuel has supported Boy Scouts of America. Why? Meet leaders from our Troops and Pack in this forum and find out how we serve our community through this outdoor-grounded leadership program for youth. You will learn about: the BSA's "Duty to God and country"; activities of the Boys' Troop 987,…

All are welcome to our next virtual book club meeting on January 25, 2021. Pastor Lydia will lead us in a discussion on her book choice, "Learning to Walk in the Dark." Please read the entire book prior to attending to ensure there is meaningful discussion! Sign up to participate at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0844ada72eabf58-learning

Save the date for the upcoming Men's Retreat. There will be an in-person option, as well as a Zoom option. There are 16 spots for the in-person meeting in the Emmanuel Fellowship Hall. Sign up for either at the link below. Sign up here.

The Emmanuel staff are providing a devotional space every Friday at Noon. All devotions will be pre-recorded so you can watch them at any time or join live on Zoom at Noon with your Emmanuel friends on Zoom. This week, Robert Morehead, Director of Music, leads the devotions. Join on Zoom by clicking here.

The Emmanuel staff are providing a devotional space every Friday at Noon. All devotions will be pre-recorded so you can watch them at any time or join live on Zoom at Noon with your Emmanuel friends on Zoom. This week, Kathy Uffelman, Minister of Faith Formation, leads the devotions. Join on Zoom by clicking here.

We will spend two forum sessions (December 6 and December 13) exploring the context and implications of Lutheran pastor Lenny Duncan’s “Dear Church: A Love Letter to the Whitest Denomination in the U.S”. Rev. Duncan takes a hard-hitting look at how racism in the ELCA stalls its growth, diminishes it’s vitality, and shrinks it’s membership.…

We will spend two forum sessions (December 6 and December 13) exploring the context and implications of Lutheran pastor Lenny Duncan’s “Dear Church: A Love Letter to the Whitest Denomination in the U.S”. Rev. Duncan takes a hard-hitting look at how racism in the ELCA stalls its growth, diminishes it’s vitality, and shrinks it’s membership.…

Based on a book, Uncommon Decency: Christian Civility in an Uncivil World by Richard Mouw, Pastor Tony and Roy Swift will lead us in discussions on Sunday, November 15 and 22 about how we as Christians need to lead and model civil behavior. God calls us to love our neighbors, but there is ample evidence…