WORSHIP: SUNDAY, JUNE 21

We will reopen slowly and carefully, welcoming you back when you're ready.

We will continue to livestream both the 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. services.

9:15 a.m. in-person worship option now available:
  • Please register for worship by noon on Thursdays: Worship Registration.
  • Initially worship will be capped at 100 worshippers.
  • Masks are to be worn to demonstrate our love and care for one another.
  • Temperature screening as you check in.
  • Enter and exit through the North doors.
  • You will be assigned a place to sit.
  • Dismissed by rows (from the back to the front)
  • We hope to add the 10:45 a.m. service later in the summer (We want to test our procedures before adding a second in-person worship service on a Sunday).

Please become familiar with all of our Reopening Procedures

Caution is Encouraged
  • If you are over 65 and/or you have underlying health conditions, it is recommended by the CDC and MDH, that you exercise caution and continue to worship online. 
  • Stay home if you have been sick or if have been in close proximity to someone who has been sick.

We will always livestream both the 9:15 a.m. & 10:45 a.m. services.
ADVOCACY PLANNING
Monday, June 22, 7pm

In response to our continued learning and growing in understanding of the issues of Racial Justice a group of Immanuel people have expressed interest in the ministry of Advocacy, using our voices to speak on behalf of those who are marginalized. A first planning meeting will be held via Zoom on Monday, June 22 at 7pm and all are welcome. Questions? Kim@immanuel.us   

Meeting ID: 872 3991 3567 | Password: 247739

MEN'S BOOK CLUB
White Fragility
Thursday, July 16, 7pm (In-person and via Zoom)

Pastor Paul invites men to read White Fragility with him. Pastor Paul says,
"I am inviting you to join me in an opportunity for fellowship and growth. I am forming a men’s book club that will focus on issues of race and justice. Events in our community, our country, and around the world demonstrate our vital need to continue to address systemic racism in our communal life. It is my hope that we can gather around compelling, challenging books and help each other learn and grow in how we might respond to this need."

VIRTUAL VBS

Available July 13 - August 13

This year we will NOT be meeting face-to-face for VBS, but we will be providing you with everything you need for VBS at home!

We'll provide the supplies for you to pick up, or, we can ship them to you! So, whether you are in state or out you can participate! So, got a friend, grandchild, or godchild who's not local? No problem! Sign them up and we'll get them all of the resources!

Learn more and to sign up, VBS 2020: Rocky Railway
CREATIVE IDEA: We heard that one of our Immanuel teens will be hosting a backyard VBS for kids in her neighborhood, using our virtual VBS materials! So, if you, or someone you know, is providing childcare this summer please share this great resource with them!
GROWING FAITH AT HOME
Taking a Stand
June 21 - 26

Adults & Families:

Children's & Family Resources:

DAILY BIBLE READING
SUMMER FOOD FOR KIDS
Grape Jelly Drive - 600 Jars

  • UPDATE: As of June 18 we've received 500 jars!
  • Drop off 15-20 ounce jars of grape jelly (not the big jars from Costco please) at Immanuel. The red grocery cart will be just inside the front door of the church. Or,
  • Purchase a case of 12 jars for $40. Payment for a case can be made via check sent to Immanuel with “Prop Jelly” in the memo, or through the Give+ app using the tag “Grape Jelly”. The cases of jelly will be shipped directly to PROP.

Questions?  kim@Immanuel.us
WE PRAY...
“That’s when a sewing miracle started happening.”
A sewing miracle for the COVID front line!
By Jeanne Roudabush, Linda Herzog and Ruth Lunde
Links to all Zoom meetings, can now be found on the Immanuel calendar .
 www.immanuel.us | 952.937.8123 
Pastor Paul: 952.240.4275 | Pastor Angela: 715.209.6895