What should I wear?
You are welcome to come as you are. Some attend in casual clothing while others prefer more formal attire. We want you to feel comfortable and welcome.
Immanuel Community Church
Visit Us
We would love to meet you.
Plan Your Visit
Join us in St. Ann.
Sunday Service: 10:45 AM
Wednesday Service: 6:15 PM
Come as you are. We would love to welcome you, pray with you, and help you connect.
Schedule a VisitWhat to Expect
- Biblical preaching
- Warm fellowship
- Prayer and care
- Discipleship opportunities
Plan Your Visit Form
Let us know you are coming.
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Visitor FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We want your first visit to feel clear, simple, and welcoming.
What is a typical worship service like?
Our services include worship, prayer, Scripture reading, biblical preaching, and fellowship. We seek to glorify God through Christ-centered worship and faithful teaching of God's Word.
How long is the service?
Most services last approximately 60–90 minutes.
Is there a place for children and families?
Yes. Families are welcome, and we desire to help children grow in their faith and knowledge of Christ.
Do I need to be a Christian to attend?
Not at all. Everyone is welcome. Whether you are exploring Christianity, returning to church, or have been a believer for many years, we would be honored to meet you.
What Bible translation do you use?
Our preaching draws from faithful English translations of Scripture. Different translations may be used depending on the sermon and study context.
How can I get connected?
You can fill out a visitor card, attend a fellowship gathering, join a Bible study, speak with one of our ministry leaders, or contact us through the website.
How can I submit a prayer request?
Prayer requests may be submitted through our online prayer form or by contacting info@stlimmanuel.org.
Is parking available?
Yes. Parking is available on site for worship services and church events.
How can I learn more about the church?
We invite you to attend a worship service, explore our sermon archive, participate in a Bible study, or contact us directly with questions.