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Immanuel Presbyterian Church
 

Welcome to Immanuel

 
 
 
 
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God with Us. Christ in Us. Hope for the World.

Find a place of belonging here. Our faith community shares joyful worship, loving fellowship, life-changing learning grounded in Scripture, and enthusiastic service. Find practical support for your life in Christ as part of a loving community where young and old serve and grow in faith together. Come and see!

 

The Arts in Worship

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WELCOME FROM THE PASTOR

Pastor George Garrison considers his call to Immanuel a gift from God. He loves leading people to Christ and shepherding the church family.

Children & Youth

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Testimonial Gallery
Inspired by biblical models of mentoring and through my interaction with Taylor students – and possibly because God gave me four daughters and seven granddaughters – I’m passionate about mentoring young men. I have gained more from intentional time

Inspired by biblical models of mentoring and through my interaction with Taylor students – and possibly because God gave me four daughters and seven granddaughters – I’m passionate about mentoring young men. I have gained more from intentional time with D.J. than I have given him.

—Ken Wolgemuth, Retired Development Officer

We love the central role Scripture plays in communal worship at Immanuel. Each week we hear Scripture read aloud and together we profess, “Thanks be to God.” —Seth Ehorn, College Professor

We love the central role Scripture plays in communal worship at Immanuel. Each week we hear Scripture read aloud and together we profess, “Thanks be to God.”

—Seth Ehorn, College Professor

I appreciate Immanuel’s intentional inclusiveness. We don’t box people into social categories. We recognize and start with our central identity in Christ. Parents can learn from people without children, old can be friends with young. This makes us a

I appreciate Immanuel’s intentional inclusiveness. We don’t box people into social categories. We recognize and start with our central identity in Christ. Parents can learn from people without children, old can be friends with young. This makes us a richer, more cohesive church community.

—Kecia Heidebrecht, Banking Executive

 

 Ministries at Immanuel

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FOOD PANTRY

Are you in need of assistance, or want to know how you can serve the community? Let us help point you in the right direction.