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Our Events
Wednesdays | 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM | Emmanuel Church
Join us for a midweek pause to dive deep into God’s Word. Whether you’re new to Scripture or growing in faith, this is a time for reflection, revelation, and fellowship. All are welcome!
Fridays | 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Emmanuel Church
Set aside time to seek the Lord through fasting, worship, and intercession. Join us as we stand in the gap for our families, our church, and our city—believing for breakthrough, healing, and revival. All are welcome.
Monthly events
Monthly Baptism Service
Every First Sunday of the Month | During Sunday Worship
Baptism is a public declaration of a new life in Christ. If you’re ready to take this next step in your faith journey, join us on the first Sunday of each month during our worship service.
Sign-ups are open—everyone is welcome to celebrate new life in Jesus!
Real lives. Real journeys. Real encounters with God.
Stories of Faith & Transformation
At Emmanuel Church, we believe in the power of testimony. Each story shared here reflects a personal journey of faith, renewal, and the unshakable love of Jesus Christ. Be encouraged as you read how God is moving in the lives of those in our community.
At Emmanuel Church, I’ve been deeply moved by sermons that speak to both heart and mind. Though I grew up in church, I often felt disconnected from the Word. Now, with a renewed desire to grow in faith, I feel challenged, encouraged, and drawn closer to God each week.
Though I knew the fundamentals of Christian life, true belief came later. After baptism, I struggled but kept rising. A retreat invitation reignited my spiritual journey—strengthening my faith and deepening my desire to draw near to God.
Though raised a Christian, I didn’t truly grasp God’s love and healing until adulthood. Through His grace, I’ve overcome life’s struggles and found hope in community. Meeting Samuel and Sheeba reminded me of the beauty of unity in Christ.
Emmanuel Church
The name “Emmanuel” means God with us—a powerful reminder of the divine presence in our lives. Inspired by Isaiah 7:14, we believe in the promise fulfilled through Jesus Christ:
Isaiah 7:14 “Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign: The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Emmanuel.”
This Scripture forms the foundation of our identity as a church. It is not only a name—it is a calling.
Many cultures, one family—leading the lost, growing the found, all in the name of Jesus.”
“Giving: A Step of Faith”
Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously. 7 Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. 2 Corinthians 9:6-7
Our Purpose
Isaiah 7:14 prophesies the coming of Emmanuel, a name that signifies God’s presence with us. The name “Emmanuel” embodies the divine nature of God’s presence in our life. Our adoption of this name originated from our redemption in Christ symbolizing our testimony, showcasing God’s constant presence from our conception (Jeremiah 1:5) through a journey of disobedience to repentance and restoration. The Emmanuel Church logo symbolizes the heavenly gates, reflecting the church’s purpose to guide and lead people towards Kingdom of Heaven: Colossians 3:1–4: “Set your hearts on things above.”
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One of the sermons deeply moved me—it spoke to both my heart and mind in a way that stirred something new within me. Every time I hear the Word of God at Emmanuel Church, I feel challenged, encouraged, and drawn into a deeper understanding of how to strengthen and cultivate my relationship with Him. I desire to understand God’s Word. I come from a Christian family and went to church in my youth, but oftentimes I did not grasp the truth of God’s Word through every teaching or sermon, nor did I really study the Word for myself. A large part of my young adult life I was lukewarm as a Christian, folding to my flesh and to the world, thinking that it’s okay and normal to live by the world’s standards. I feel like a child in Christ, in terms of my knowledge of His Word, but I have a refreshed desire to grow, to be obedient to God, and I want to hear His voice and surrender to His will for my life. This sermon was delivered with clarity and courage. What I do feel is that the teachings at Emmanuel Church are delivering the Word of God and that this church is desiring to bring people of all backgrounds, races, and nationalities together under the culture of Jesus.
Being born and raised in a Christian family, I came to know all the fundamentals of Christian life but I couldn’t believe. Later God hold me to come near and believed in him and later got baptized. After baptism I’m able to stand but falling down. This happened in several times but now I had intention to rise and move my spiritual life and meanwhile God gave a chance to rise and shine. After taking a flyer from Suhas, my heart is like pushing me to register and go for it and I did it. First day of retreat is excellent for faith but It acted as a foundation of faith. Then in second day of retreat I came to see the presence of holy spirit and it became a huge pillar of faith and I gained a confidence that I’m able to grow more and more spiritually and staying obedient in God.
“Draw near to God and He will draw near to you”
James 4:8.
Little interest was taken to a great extent. Thankyou Lord.