Sunday Morning Virtual (and soon to be in-person) Services
Note: We are planning to regather on May 23rd (Pentecost Sunday), but with some special procedures. Please be sure to read the letter from Senior Warden, Steve Berneking, which can be found here.
We will continue to broadcast our services on our YouTube page.
Broadcast of service for 5th Sunday of Easter, May 2nd, 2021 at 10:30 am.
Program is linked here.
Go to our YouTube page. No account needed to access the page or the broadcast.
Please note: we are now broadcasting from YouTube Live. You can watch without an account, but if you want to comment, you need to be logged in to Google. Be sure to check here, our Facebook page, and the newsletter for links and updates!
How to Find Recordings of Services:
If you miss the live broadcast on YouTube of the services, you can go to our YouTube channel and go to Videos. If "All Videos" is selected, scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the Live stream videos. Alternatively, change "All Videos" to Past Live Streams. We also post it on Facebook, usually by Sunday Evening. This document will give you visuals on how to do this, in case you need them.
Wednesday Words
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Welcome to Emmanuel Church!
Stayed tuned for news about regathering.
We are still the body of Christ in the world, wherever we happen to be.
This strange time of the pandemic has caused all of us to pause and consider many aspects of our lives. One question that has arisen is, “How can we be the church when we can’t gather together in person?” While we can’t do everything the same way we have in the past, we can still be followers of Jesus in creative and ever new ways. We can go deeper in our prayer life, giving over our worries, concerns and fears over to God. We can give thanks for the many blessings that keep bubbling up even in the middle of this crisis. We call draw richly from our faith tradition to see God’s hand at work around us and within us. And there are opportunities for some of us to show compassion in acts of service. While we cannot meet together physically, we can certainly draw near to each other spiritually. Tune into our Sunday services on our YouTube page.
Draw near to God and God will draw near to you. James 4:8
Stayed tuned for news about regathering.
We are still the body of Christ in the world, wherever we happen to be.
This strange time of the pandemic has caused all of us to pause and consider many aspects of our lives. One question that has arisen is, “How can we be the church when we can’t gather together in person?” While we can’t do everything the same way we have in the past, we can still be followers of Jesus in creative and ever new ways. We can go deeper in our prayer life, giving over our worries, concerns and fears over to God. We can give thanks for the many blessings that keep bubbling up even in the middle of this crisis. We call draw richly from our faith tradition to see God’s hand at work around us and within us. And there are opportunities for some of us to show compassion in acts of service. While we cannot meet together physically, we can certainly draw near to each other spiritually. Tune into our Sunday services on our YouTube page.
Draw near to God and God will draw near to you. James 4:8
Emmanuel strives to be
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Join us as we . . .
Love and serve God with joy and action. --- Follow Jesus and see him in the faces of our neighbors. --- Listen for the Spirit and respond with courage to God’s nudges. |
Services
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Sundays 8:00am Holy Eucharist Rite I
Sundays 10:30am Holy Eucharist Rite II (HE Rite II 10:00am Summer) Sundays 5:30pm Centering Prayer Tuesdays 5:15pm Lectio Divina |
Christian Education:
Wednesdays 12:45pm Bible Study Sundays 9:30am Adults (September-May) Youth: Variable Schedule |
Contact us:
300 West Frederick Street
Staunton, VA 24401
(540) 886-8172
emmanuelstaunton@verizon.net