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Sermon Text: Psalm 36 - “The Steadfast Love of the Lord”

Hymns:

1. O Holy Night

2. Amazing Grace

3. Sing We the Song of Emmanuel

4. All Creatures of our God and King

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Sermon Text: Luke 2:22-35

Hymns:

1. O Come, All Ye Faithful

2. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

3. Joy to the World

4. All Glory Be to Christ

Join us as we gather on Christmas Eve for Scripture readings and worship, commemorating the first advent of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Join us as we gather together to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us as we gather together to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Philippians 4:4-9 - Rejoicing in the God of Peace

Hymns:

1. O Come, All Ye Faithful

2. Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence

3. Come Then, Lord Jesus, Come

4. Joy to the World

Join us for a night of feasting, fellowship, and singing Christmas carols!

We will have smoked brisket provided as the main course, along with pot-luck style side dishes and Christmas cookies to share.

We also plan to have games and a craft available for the kids.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Isaiah 7:10-17; 9:1-7

Hymns:

1. O Come, O Come, Emmanuel

2. Mary’s Song

3. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

4. Come Thou Long Expected Jesus

Join the women at Emmaus for an Advent Brunch at the church on December 6th, 9:30–11am.

We invite you to bring a favorite Christmas book to share & discuss, be it a cherished children’s or adult - from yesteryear or today!

If you are able to bring a dish to share, please let us know in the Advent Dish Signup linked in your invite.

Kindly RSVP by December 2nd to Eve Hipkins or Jeanna Tollett.

For questions, contact Eve Hipkins (eve.a.hipkins@gmail.com).

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 3:1–15 “Everything Has a Crack in It”

Hymns:

1. O Come, O Come, Emmanuel

2. The King Shall Come When Morning Dawns

3. Come Thou Long Expected Jesus

4. Sing We the Song of Emmanuel

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Fall term begins on Wednesday, October 1st at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on November 19th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through Ecclesiastes, led by Pastor Tom Boyer (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Josh Tollett (josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing Andrew Wilson’s Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West.

(Please purchase the book in advance!)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7:15pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Fall term begins on Wednesday, October 1st at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on November 19th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through Ecclesiastes, led by Pastor Tom Boyer (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Josh Tollett (josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing Andrew Wilson’s Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West.

(Please purchase the book in advance!)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7:15pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Fall term begins on Wednesday, October 1st at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on November 19th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through Ecclesiastes, led by Pastor Tom Boyer (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Josh Tollett (josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing Andrew Wilson’s Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West.

(Please purchase the book in advance!)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7:15pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Fall term begins on Wednesday, October 1st at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on November 19th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through Ecclesiastes, led by Pastor Tom Boyer (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Josh Tollett (josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing Andrew Wilson’s Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West.

(Please purchase the book in advance!)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7:15pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Fall term begins on Wednesday, October 1st at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on November 19th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through Ecclesiastes, led by Pastor Tom Boyer (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Josh Tollett (josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing Andrew Wilson’s Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West.

(Please purchase the book in advance!)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7:15pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Fall term begins on Wednesday, October 1st at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on November 19th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through Ecclesiastes, led by Pastor Tom Boyer (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Josh Tollett (josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing Andrew Wilson’s Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West.

(Please purchase the book in advance!)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7:15pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Fall term begins on Wednesday, October 1st at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on November 19th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through Ecclesiastes, led by Pastor Tom Boyer (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Josh Tollett (josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing Andrew Wilson’s Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West.

(Please purchase the book in advance!)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7:15pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Fall term begins on Wednesday, October 1st at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on November 19th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through Ecclesiastes, led by Pastor Tom Boyer (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Josh Tollett (josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing Andrew Wilson’s Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West.

(Please purchase the book in advance!)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7:15pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us (09/28) at 8:45a downstairs at the church as we teach on the joy, significance and necessity of baptism for the Christian life. All who are interested in pursuing baptism are welcome. This is also a great opportunity for young people and their parents to find out more about what baptism looks like at Emmaus.

For questions, email josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com