Songs & Hymns // Pastor Ward Young
Sermon // Pastor Ryan Fullerton
When churches memorize Scripture together, the members deepen their dependency upon God’s Word, grow in Word-centered friendships, enrich their prayers for one another, and build unity that is essential to the body of Christ (Ephesians 4:13–16, Colossians 3:14). This is why, with the aid of Fighter Verses, a ministry of Truth:78, Immanuel is seeking to memorize Scripture together throughout 2023. The weekly memory verse is shared in the bulletin, the Immanuel Connect, and implemented into the Sunday School hour, with helpful resources available here, in the Immanuel app, and also in the bookstore (coming soon). May the Word of Christ dwell in us richly during 2023, that we may teach and admonish one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in our hearts to God (Col. 3:16).
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Starting this Sunday, June 11th, all Immanuel Adults classes and prayer rooms will be gathering at 9:00a throughout the summer in the main auditorium together to hear testimonies, to pray, and to sing! Immanuel Kids and Immanuel Youth will operate as normal.
Each month, Immanuel Youth is thrilled to host a Fourth Friday event on the (you guessed it) fourth Friday of the month! These are fun, community-building opportunities for the students to enjoy time together outside of Sunday mornings.
On June 23rd, 6:00–8:00p at Warren Walker Park, we're kicking off the new IY year with a family picnic! This is an excellent opportunity to meet and enjoy time with other IY families, as well as our IY leaders! Bring your own picnic dinner, lawn chairs, blankets, and yard games. See you then!
Fourth Street Camp is a free camp for students entering 3rd–8th grade. Campers enjoy five evenings of fun as they explore their interests and learn that God is worthy of our worship and that He gives us worth in Jesus. Deadline to register is June 14th. Register today!
Family Scholar House is a nonprofit serving single parent families, located in the SoBro neighborhood. On June 22nd, 5:00–6:30p, a small group from Immanuel will be volunteering at their graduation celebration and are currently looking for someone with face painting skills to join them! Is that you? If so, call/text Rebecca Cannon at (321) 474-2662.
Fourth Street Camp is a free camp June 26th-30th for students entering 3rd-8th grades. Campers will enjoy five evenings of fun as they explore an area of interest and learn that God is worthy of our worship-and He gives us worth in Jesus. They will choose from one of these exciting interest tracks: basketball, drama, drawing, hip-hop dance, percussion, soccer, and vocal performance.
Whether you are available a little or a lot, please consider meeting a volunteer need. Fill out this form to link arms with us to reach our youth, their friends, and our neighbors with gospel hope.
The Lord provides for the needs of his people and has appointed deacons in the church to help administer this provision so that there would not be a needy person among us at Immanuel. If you are aware of a need that the Lord might meet through the care of our deacons, please make our deacons aware of it through our Mercy Needs Form.
Thank you so much for your continued worship of our great God through your faithful giving. When we exclusively moved to mailed checks and online giving, you responded. Because of your sacrificial giving, we have been able to continue fully supporting our missionaries, our ministries, and our staff.
We are pleased to share that, not only can you give online, but you can now give in person once again! Giving boxes are located near the sanctuary exits.
Want a simple resource to help stay connected at Immanuel? Download the new Immanuel app here. While still currently a work in progress, expect to see future resources coming to the app that will integrate with Breeze to better serve our church body.
As we study our community we are seeking to identify the burdens, needs, and desires of our neighbors. The key to serving our community is to locate all available church assets and begin connecting them to these burdens and needs. As a church, God has equipped us with many gifts, talents, and resources to be used to serve one another, as well as, those around us. So, would you share the ways God has gifted you to serve? We would love to know! Please take a few minutes to fill out this gifts assessment form.
We are grateful to offer a nursing mothers' room located off the balcony on the 2nd floor. Furthermore, a cry room is available in the fellowship hall. Both locations offer the service streamed. For directions, view our building map by clicking the desired room above.
