While not ideal, and certainly not ordinary, we are going to come to the Lord’s Table together, separately, this Sunday (April 5). If you are celebrating with your spouse, your kids, or by yourself, remember with us what this feast means: Communion is a feast of remembrance. At this table we give thanks for the … Continue reading Communion at Home
Home Worship — March 29
Thank you for worshiping together with us. Make yourself ready for worship.Shower and get dressed, like you would to attend sanctuary worship. Or don’t: stay in your pajamas and grab a cup of coffee. Do whatever will keep you free of distractions or discomfort during this next hour.Silence your phone and put it in another … Continue reading Home Worship — March 29
Home Worship – March 22
Thank you for worshiping together with us, apart. If you are worshiping alone, you are welcome to light a candle, and open a journal to write down your prayers and thoughts with God. If you are worshiping with your spouse, share the scripture readings and the prayers, so that you can lead each other in … Continue reading Home Worship – March 22
Home Worship
In this unexpected season of separation, we are suspending our sanctuary worship services together. Instead, we are trying something new. We invite you to worship our Lord Jesus in your homes, not merely by watching others worship, but by conducting your own worship experience. Whether you are worshiping by yourself, or with your spouse, or … Continue reading Home Worship
Responding to COVID-19
We are cancelling all services until further notice. Just because we will not be going to church, that does not mean we will stop being the church. During this unprecedented season of solidarity and separation, we will be learning how to be the church differently: We will worship in our homes. Over the weekend, Pastor … Continue reading Responding to COVID-19
NO CHURCH ACTIVITIES (12-29)
Due to winter weather, there will be no morning worship service or Sunday school December 29. Next Sunday, January 5, we will celebrate communion together. The following Sunday, January 12, we will celebrate the ordination and installation of elders and deacons!
“Arrival”
This Christmas sermon was preached Sunday, December 22. The story of the birth of Jesus, our Savior and Lord, can be read in Luke 2:1-20. Merry Christmas. May Christ arrive in the dark corners of your life today, with hope and peace and joy and love. God bless you this Christmas.
“Witness”
This is the second of a two-part mini-series for Advent, looking at the life and message of John the Baptist in preparation for Christmas. John's message of repentance and invitation can be found in Matthew 3:1-12. Q. How has Jesus "come near" to you? Think of one moment when you were sure of your faith … Continue reading “Witness”
“Prepare the Way”
This sermon was preached Sunday, December 8, the second Sunday of Advent. It was intended for the first Sunday of Advent, but preached a week later because of weather. This sermon was followed with a celebration of the Lord's Supper. This short sermon series will look at the Advent life of John the Baptist. This … Continue reading “Prepare the Way”
NO CHURCH TODAY (12-1)
Due to winter weather, there will be no church service this morning! Stay home, stay warm, and stay tuned for announcements about NEXT SUNDAY'S Congregational Meeting. The Lord bless you and keep you!
Emmanuel Reformed Church 