We are
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
a congregation in Export
of
the North American Lutheran Church
Join us for worship every Sunday at 10:15am!
During Lent (in 2026, February 18th-March 29th), we also meet every Wednesday to eat a meal together at 6pm and hold a short worship service at 7pm. Visitors are always welcome-no need to sign up or to bring anything!
Holy Week
Holy Week commemorates Christ's journey to the cross and his resurrection through a series of special services during the week. See details below!
Palm Sunday (March 29th): worship at 10:15am
Maundy Thursday (April 2nd): worship at 7pm
Good Friday (April 3rd): worship at 7pm
Easter Vigil (April 4th): worship at 8pm
Stations of the Cross (April 4th): Available 9:30am-11:30am for prayer and reflection
Easter Sunday (April 5th): Breakfast at 9am followed by worship at 10:15am
We believe
As a congregation of the North American Lutheran Church, we believe that the risen Jesus is Lord and God; that the Bible is authoritative and normative for Christians; that we are to baptize and make new Christians; that we are to be faithful to our Lord Jesus unto death; and that we must be faithful to God's Word rather than the whims and wisps of our cultural moment.
God is the Creator, gives the gift of life, and knows us before we have even been conceived. God created male and female; and therefore made marriage for man and woman, for companionship, and for children.
We hold to these four core values:
- Christ-Centered
- Mission-Driven
- Traditionally-Grounded
- Congregationally-Focused
Welcoming all in Christ's name, Growing together in faith, Sharing God's love in the world
The Lord Jesus is always seeking that his lost sheep return to him, that he may find them, feed them, restore them, forgive them, bless them, and give them life. The Lord Jesus does not desire that we remain as we are, but that we be transformed into his image, through the gift of the Holy Spirit in baptism, through the worship of God in the divine service, through repentance for the forgiveness of sins, through the reception of his body & blood in Holy Communion, and through prayer and the fellowship of all the saints.