In Holy Baptism, God joins His Word to water to give what no human power can—new birth, forgiveness, and eternal life. This sacred act isn’t our declaration of faith but God’s gracious work, uniting us to Christ’s death and resurrection. Whether for infants or adults, Baptism is God’s promise made personal: “Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved” (Mark 16:16). Discover the power and comfort of this divine gift that shapes our lives each day—“I am baptized!”
Keeping you in the loop on what’s happening at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Tuscola, IL.
Keeping you in the loop on what’s happening at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Tuscola, IL.
Keeping you in the loop on what’s happening at Immanuel.
THE RIVER OF LIFE This year’s Vacation Bible School is set for Monday, June 7–Friday, June 11, 9:00 AM–11:00 AM. The theme is THE RIVER OF LIFE. We will dive into the depths of the Lord’s gift of Holy Baptism. We strive to provide both an enjoyable environment as well as a quality learning experience. Through craft and play, music, teaching, and…
THIS WEEK AT IMMANUEL Sunday (7/15) 9:00 am—Divine Service with Holy Communion 10:30 am—Bible Class 7:00 pm—No Men’s Bible Study Monday—Thursday 7:30 am—No Matins Monday 7:30 pm—Voters’ Assembly Meeting Wednesday 7:00 pm—No Bible History Bible Study Saturday 3:30 pm—Individual Confession & Absolution 5:30 pm—Divine Service with Holy Communion Sunday (7/22) 9:00 am—Divine Service with Holy…
Tookula, a 60-voice German youth choir, will present a free concert of classical, folk, popular and sacred music from around the world at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 26, at Grace Lutheran Church, 313 S. Prospect Ave., Champaign. Admission is free, but donations will be accepted to help defray costs of the choir’s travel.
Don’t forget to spring forward one hour because Daylight Savings Time begins tomorrow, Sunday, March 12.
Let us ever walk, suffer, die, and live with Jesus as we follow Him to the cross and out of the grave.
Show these dear ones your mercy. Calm their fears and worries. Give strength to the first responders and to those who are witnessing this loss.