Join us as we thoughtfully and lovingly engage in conversations with skeptics of the Christian faith. We see how apologetics is more than "arguing for your faith". It is a ministry of caring! Join us on Sundays at 9:15 a.m. in the Community Room.

The book of Hosea is our story. It is a metaphor of God's love for us- His persistent, faithful, and continual pursuit of His sinful people. We wander; God pursues. We fail; God rescues. We sin; God restores us to Him in the perfect love of His Son, Jesus. In this 8-week course, we will see how God never gives up on us, loves us freely, and makes us His very own. Please join us on Tuesday evenings, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., from June 4th through July 23rd. Please call the Emanuel office to register for the course.

Join us as we thoughtfully and lovingly engage in conversations with skeptics of the Christian faith. We see how apologetics is more than "arguing for your faith". It is a ministry of caring! Join us on Sundays at 9:15 a.m. in the Community Room.

The book of Hosea is our story. It is a metaphor of God's love for us- His persistent, faithful, and continual pursuit of His sinful people. We wander; God pursues. We fail; God rescues. We sin; God restores us to Him in the perfect love of His Son, Jesus. In this 8-week course, we will see how God never gives up on us, loves us freely, and makes us His very own. Please join us on Tuesday evenings, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., from June 4th through July 23rd. Please call the Emanuel office to register for the course.

Join us as we thoughtfully and lovingly engage in conversations with skeptics of the Christian faith. We see how apologetics is more than "arguing for your faith". It is a ministry of caring! Join us on Sundays at 9:15 a.m. in the Community Room.

The book of Hosea is our story. It is a metaphor of God's love for us- His persistent, faithful, and continual pursuit of His sinful people. We wander; God pursues. We fail; God rescues. We sin; God restores us to Him in the perfect love of His Son, Jesus. In this 8-week course, we will see how God never gives up on us, loves us freely, and makes us His very own. Please join us on Tuesday evenings, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., from June 4th through July 23rd. Please call the Emanuel office to register for the course.

Join us as we thoughtfully and lovingly engage in conversations with skeptics of the Christian faith. We see how apologetics is more than "arguing for your faith". It is a ministry of caring! Join us on Sundays at 9:15 a.m. in the Community Room.

The book of Hosea is our story. It is a metaphor of God's love for us- His persistent, faithful, and continual pursuit of His sinful people. We wander; God pursues. We fail; God rescues. We sin; God restores us to Him in the perfect love of His Son, Jesus. In this 8-week course, we will see how God never gives up on us, loves us freely, and makes us His very own. Please join us on Tuesday evenings, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., from June 4th through July 23rd. Please call the Emanuel office to register for the course.

Join us as we thoughtfully and lovingly engage in conversations with skeptics of the Christian faith. We see how apologetics is more than "arguing for your faith". It is a ministry of caring! Join us on Sundays at 9:15 a.m. in the Community Room.

The book of Hosea is our story. It is a metaphor of God's love for us- His persistent, faithful, and continual pursuit of His sinful people. We wander; God pursues. We fail; God rescues. We sin; God restores us to Him in the perfect love of His Son, Jesus. In this 8-week course, we will see how God never gives up on us, loves us freely, and makes us His very own. Please join us on Tuesday evenings, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., from June 4th through July 23rd. Please call the Emanuel office to register for the course.

Join us as we thoughtfully and lovingly engage in conversations with skeptics of the Christian faith. We see how apologetics is more than "arguing for your faith". It is a ministry of caring! Join us on Sundays at 9:15 a.m. in the Community Room.

The book of Hosea is our story. It is a metaphor of God's love for us- His persistent, faithful, and continual pursuit of His sinful people. We wander; God pursues. We fail; God rescues. We sin; God restores us to Him in the perfect love of His Son, Jesus. In this 8-week course, we will see how God never gives up on us, loves us freely, and makes us His very own. Please join us on Tuesday evenings, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., from June 4th through July 23rd. Please call the Emanuel office to register for the course.

Join us as we thoughtfully and lovingly engage in conversations with skeptics of the Christian faith. We see how apologetics is more than "arguing for your faith". It is a ministry of caring! Join us on Sundays at 9:15 a.m. in the Community Room.

Commandments. Festivals. Sacrifices: all of these summarized the Israelite way of life and worship in the Old Testament. God wanted full obedience from his people in all of these things. God also used the worship life of the Israelites to point them to a Savior who would restore the broken relationship caused by sin. Join us in the community room for a new study between our Sunday services.

Commandments. Festivals. Sacrifices: all of these summarized the Israelite way of life and worship in the Old Testament. God wanted full obedience from his people in all of these things. God also used the worship life of the Israelites to point them to a Savior who would restore the broken relationship caused by sin. Join us in the community room for a new study between our Sunday services.

Commandments. Festivals. Sacrifices: all of these summarized the Israelite way of life and worship in the Old Testament. God wanted full obedience from his people in all of these things. God also used the worship life of the Israelites to point them to a Savior who would restore the broken relationship caused by sin. Join us in the community room for a new study between our Sunday services.

Chained to a Roman guard and facing a possible death sentence, Paul wrote a letter overflowing with joy. How could Paul remain so joyful in such suffering? We are baffled by Paul's ability to deal with suffering. We marvel at his joyful thoughts amid such hardship. But grace infuses Paul's heart - it moves him to suffer, strive, and share Christ at every opportunity. His heart is full, his mind is focused, and his joy is radiant. Truth pours from Scripture with the clear message that we are also given the privilege of living in the joy of Christ.

This study will meet at the home of Jeanette Eggers, 606 Wyman St, from April 3 to May 1, 1-2:30 p.m. Call our office to register. There is a limit of 12 ladies.

Commandments. Festivals. Sacrifices: all of these summarized the Israelite way of life and worship in the Old Testament. God wanted full obedience from his people in all of these things. God also used the worship life of the Israelites to point them to a Savior who would restore the broken relationship caused by sin. Join us in the community room for a new study between our Sunday services.

Chained to a Roman guard and facing a possible death sentence, Paul wrote a letter overflowing with joy. How could Paul remain so joyful in such suffering? We are baffled by Paul's ability to deal with suffering. We marvel at his joyful thoughts amid such hardship. But grace infuses Paul's heart - it moves him to suffer, strive, and share Christ at every opportunity. His heart is full, his mind is focused, and his joy is radiant. Truth pours from Scripture with the clear message that we are also given the privilege of living in the joy of Christ.

This study will meet at the home of Jeanette Eggers, 606 Wyman St, from April 3 to May 1, 1-2:30 p.m. Call our office to register. There is a limit of 12 ladies.

Commandments. Festivals. Sacrifices: all of these summarized the Israelite way of life and worship in the Old Testament. God wanted full obedience from his people in all of these things. God also used the worship life of the Israelites to point them to a Savior who would restore the broken relationship caused by sin. Join us in the community room for a new study between our Sunday services.

Chained to a Roman guard and facing a possible death sentence, Paul wrote a letter overflowing with joy. How could Paul remain so joyful in such suffering? We are baffled by Paul's ability to deal with suffering. We marvel at his joyful thoughts amid such hardship. But grace infuses Paul's heart - it moves him to suffer, strive, and share Christ at every opportunity. His heart is full, his mind is focused, and his joy is radiant. Truth pours from Scripture with the clear message that we are also given the privilege of living in the joy of Christ.

This study will meet at the home of Jeanette Eggers, 606 Wyman St, from April 3 to May 1, 1-2:30 p.m. Call our office to register. There is a limit of 12 ladies.

Commandments. Festivals. Sacrifices: all of these summarized the Israelite way of life and worship in the Old Testament. God wanted full obedience from his people in all of these things. God also used the worship life of the Israelites to point them to a Savior who would restore the broken relationship caused by sin. Join us in the community room for a new study between our Sunday services.

Chained to a Roman guard and facing a possible death sentence, Paul wrote a letter overflowing with joy. How could Paul remain so joyful in such suffering? We are baffled by Paul's ability to deal with suffering. We marvel at his joyful thoughts amid such hardship. But grace infuses Paul's heart - it moves him to suffer, strive, and share Christ at every opportunity. His heart is full, his mind is focused, and his joy is radiant. Truth pours from Scripture with the clear message that we are also given the privilege of living in the joy of Christ.

This study will meet at the home of Jeanette Eggers, 606 Wyman St, from April 3 to May 1, 1-2:30 p.m. Call our office to register. There is a limit of 12 ladies.

Commandments. Festivals. Sacrifices: all of these summarized the Israelite way of life and worship in the Old Testament. God wanted full obedience from his people in all of these things. God also used the worship life of the Israelites to point them to a Savior who would restore the broken relationship caused by sin. Join us in the community room for a new study between our Sunday services.

Chained to a Roman guard and facing a possible death sentence, Paul wrote a letter overflowing with joy. How could Paul remain so joyful in such suffering? We are baffled by Paul's ability to deal with suffering. We marvel at his joyful thoughts amid such hardship. But grace infuses Paul's heart - it moves him to suffer, strive, and share Christ at every opportunity. His heart is full, his mind is focused, and his joy is radiant. Truth pours from Scripture with the clear message that we are also given the privilege of living in the joy of Christ.

This study will meet at the home of Jeanette Eggers, 606 Wyman St, from April 3 to May 1, 1-2:30 p.m. Call our office to register. There is a limit of 12 ladies.

Commandments. Festivals. Sacrifices: all of these summarized the Israelite way of life and worship in the Old Testament. God wanted full obedience from his people in all of these things. God also used the worship life of the Israelites to point them to a Savior who would restore the broken relationship caused by sin. Join us in the community room for a new study between our Sunday services.

Commandments. Festivals. Sacrifices: all of these summarized the Israelite way of life and worship in the Old Testament. God wanted full obedience from his people in all of these things. God also used the worship life of the Israelites to point them to a Savior who would restore the broken relationship caused by sin. Join us in the community room for a new study between our Sunday services.

Peter's first letter is a magnificent inspiration for Christians who struggle. Join your fellow sisters in Christ as we look at the great acts of God and apply them to living Christian lives. We will meet at the home of Cindy Platz, 1404 Pinewood Court on Tuesdays from 9:30 - 11:00, February 13 to March 12. Please call our office to register.

In this study, we see how God works through us in daily living. We see how God works in "her" character, family, relationships, and work. We will gain mature insight about ourselves and learn to ask God to help us make godly decisions in our lives. This study will meet in our narthex for 5 weeks and is led by Chris Alexander. Contact our office to register if you'd like to attend.

Peter's first letter is a magnificent inspiration for Christians who struggle. Join your fellow sisters in Christ as we look at the great acts of God and apply them to living Christian lives. We will meet at the home of Cindy Platz, 1404 Pinewood Court on Tuesdays from 9:30 - 11:00, February 13 to March 12. Please call our office to register.