by Emily Holladay | Sep 2, 2025 | Adults, Announcements, Worship
During the work we did with through the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship’s Thriving Congregations Initiative, we learned about five traits that CBF identified as indicative of vibrant, thriving churches. This fall, Pastor Emily is leading us through a sermon series...
by Emily Holladay | Sep 2, 2025 | Adults, Announcements, Children, Missions, Music, Worship, Youth
ImmanuelFest is a ministry for individuals in our community. Every year, we are able to offer many free items to members of our community who are in need, and we are ready to re-stock for this year’s event! Please bring your no longer needed household items, sports...
by Emily Holladay | Sep 2, 2025 | Adults, Announcements, Music, Worship
Christmas Cantata Rehearsals will begin on Wednesday, September 17. If you or someone you know would like to sing with us for this year’s cantata, please let Mac know! He would love to offer you or them the “opportunity” to sing with us. We will be singing “Candles...
by Emily Holladay | Sep 2, 2025 | Announcements, Music, Worship
Following Sara League’s retirement as our church pianist, Pat Pennington has agreed to step into the role, beginning her service on Sunday, September 7. We are excited to welcome Pat, who comes to us with decades of experience as a church pianist. We are looking...
by Emily Holladay | Sep 2, 2025 | Adults, Announcements, Music, Worship
Dear Friends, “Thank you” seems inadequate to express my deep, deep feelings for all the love, support and encouragement you have shown me over the last 40 years. I appreciate so much your cards, emails and many other expressions of love and support as I finish this...
by Emily Holladay | Jul 22, 2025 | Announcements, Music, Worship
Sara League has served as the church pianist or organist at Immanuel since 1985. For 40 years, she has blessed this faith community with the beautiful artistry of her piano playing, and the thoughtfulness of her music selections. Each Sunday, she carefully chooses her...
