No Sunday Services or Wednesday programs at the Community Center.
Learn more about our current plans and response to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak here.
No Sunday Services or Wednesday programs at the Community Center.
Learn more about our current plans and response to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak here.
In the very first Chapter of Matthew, Jesus is introduced as Emmanuel (which means, God with us). In the very last Chapter, Christ promised to be with us until the end of the age.
Even when we’re quarantined, we’re not alone. We invite you to experience God’s presence, guidance, and provision with us during this challenging season.
ECC-mails will continue to be a primary means of communication for the ECC family. Kelsey Crenshaw can get you signed-up.
Here's a list of practical ways to help during this crisis. more...
During times of crises many of us want to know what we can do to help and demonstrate, in tangible ways, the love and character of Jesus Christ and His church. We’ve compiled a brief list of ideas. Be wise and pray diligently as you discern how God would have you be part of bringing health in this season.
Our Sunday morning messages, worship sets, and those great blessings that Pastor Caitlyn has been praying can all be found on Facebook live or right on our website!
You can find links to most recent services on our home page and you can find archived messages here.
Join us Sunday morning at 9:15 or 10:45 and just hit play!
If we simply settle for streaming services once a week, we’re missing the point. Jesus’ call to follow Him is an invitation that extends beyond Sunday Services.
We encourage everyone to seize this opportunity to deepen our walk with Christ, our relationships with one another, and our commitment to the communities that we’re a part of.
“Social distancing” was happening long before COVID-19 came up on our nation’s radar. Our Small Church networks help people connect with others in their area in substantive ways.
A lot is being written about finding “pandemic pals” who look out for one another. Small Church networks can provide that and so much more!
Contact Pastor Jason to learn more about how a Small Church could help you and your loved ones during this season and in the years to come.
If you need prayer, our Prayer Request form is the best way to let us know how we can support and pray for you.
At Emmanuel, we know and love your family! If you aren’t already on their email lists, here are the contacts if you have littles (kim@emmanuel.church), Middle Schoolers (caitlyn@emmanuel.church), or High Schoolers (dan@emmanuel.church).
Some resources that are better than the ones you’ll find on cable, resources to help those who are experiencing elevated STRESS and ANXIETY, and more.
PLAYLISTS featuring songs of hope,
BETTER BINGE LISTS
So many of you are doing so many innovative, God-honoring things! If you have ideas that you think might help others, please send them to Pastor Jason (jason@emmanuel.church) or the staff contact most directly associated with your idea.
For example…. Got a great idea for how we can handle the new “childcare crisis”? Please pass your thoughts along to Kim Gayner (kim@emmanuel.church).
From the start, Emmanuel has been committed to looking out for the poor, marginalized, and vulnerable. If you’re looking for ways to look out for others during this season, we applaud you!
Bekah Backman will continue to keep the lines of communication open and can fill you in with the latest.
We love you, we’re committed to you, and we’re here for you.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns that we haven’t addressed above, contact Kelsey Crenshaw and she’ll put you in touch with the family member whose best positioned to help.
With hope,
Pastor Chris