Lector: Dear Lord of heaven, let everything that has breath, praise you Lord. We open our hearts to you in prayer. Bless the hearts and hands who keep our Emmanuel church thriving, alive and available, especially in these times of uncertainty in our lives.We are grateful that you are with us Lord.Bless the leadership, commitment […]
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Lector: Precious Lord, as the world struggles with sickness, climate change, and ongoing issues of oppression, injustice, homelessness, and hunger, please turn your tender heart toward our prayers for healing and health. We pray that our faith will be a powerful force for good in the world. In Christ we pray. Dearest Lord, happy are […]
The new book for our discussion is Bishop Michael Curry’s Love is the Way: Holding on to Hope in Troubling Times. It is available at Darvill’s.The Most Reverend Michael B. Curry is the presiding bishop and primate of the Episcopal Church. Elected in 2015, he is the first African-American to lead the denomination. As the […]
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Hymn numbers 495, 636,400
Eternal God, we give thanks for your church and our leaders Michael, Greg, Berto and Hugh. We ask that they help us to remember the sabbath day and not be confident in temporal things, so we may be a people that produces the fruits of your kingdom. In the power of the Holy Spirit, make […]
The parish office is closed, as well as our facilities during the outbreak of Covid-19. No rental of our facilities are available until at least the end of the year. In person services are being held at the church, following Governor’s guidelines for risk management and safety: wearing of face masks at all times, hand […]
Dear Holy One—the mysteries of ancient times fill our souls. You have worked marvels, and have helped your children to work marvels—for this we thank you, and see you at work through so many good people, particularly our Presiding Bishop, Michael Curry. His message shines as a splendid example throughout our troubled world. May the […]