Welcome

We Pledge to be a home for one another and welcome new friends into God’s house to go with us on this great adventure.

We are Emmanuel Episcopal Church of Franklin

Upcoming Events & Services

• 8:00am — A quiet communion. First and third Sundays in June, July & August

• 9:30am — Sunday School for Adults (During the School Year)

10:30 –      Sunday School for Children (During the School Year)

• 10:30am — A joyful communion celebration.

This Week at Emmanuel – May 21 – May 27

Sunday May 27:

Services: 8:00 am and 10:30 am.

Readings for  Trinity Sunday                                  
Isaiah 6:1-8 –               The call of the prophet Isaiah.
Psalm 29 –                    A nature poem that speaks to the glory and might of God.
Romans 8:12-17 –        Paul gives us the image of God as our adoptive parent.
John 3:1-17 –                The story of Nicodemus – a seeker of the truth.

  Adult Sunday School: No Adult Sunday School, it will continue the first Sunday after Labor Day.

   Children’s Sunday School: No Children’s Sunday School, it will continue the first Sunday after Labor Day.

Mark your Calendar: 

The ECW yard sale will take place Friday and Saturday, June 8th and 9th

 

 

 

 

 

 

Office Hours

•Tuesday – Friday: 10:00am to 2:00pm

We do our best to be the Body of Christ
in today’s world through

Worship and prayer

Together as a congregation, individually in our homes, and publicly in God’s world.  

Forgiveness and Healing

In our church, among our families and friends, and throughout our community.  

Faith-building

Patterning our minds after the mind of Christ, with each household a community of faith and each gathering a cherished opportunity to share and grow in Christ.

Hospitality

Treasuring everyone who comes our way, striving to be faithful friends and working to help all in need.

Good Citizenship

Both of the Kingdom of God and the governments of this world, seeking justice, peace and dignity for all people.

Caretakers of God's Creation

Thankful for all of God’s blessings, showing reverence for creation, and living every day mindful of our duty to God.

† Today’s Readings