If you are new to Emmaus and would like to connect with other newcomers, the elders and pastors, as well as find out more about our church, please come to lunch at the Klems’ house after service on Sunday 07/21 at 12p.

For the address or for more questions regarding the event, email josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 38 – “Righteous Tamar”

Hymns:

1) Holy, Holy, Holy

2) Nothing but the Blood of Jesus

3) Speak, O Lord

4) Rock of Ages

Join us at 6p on every third Sunday evening for our monthly corporate prayer meeting. We will be praying for one another, our church, the broader community and the nations. We will meet in the sanctuary at the church.

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Spring term begins on Wednesday, Jan. 29th at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on March 26th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through the Gospel of Mark, led by Pastor Josh Tollett (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Tom Boyer (tom.boyer@emmauswbl.com) and Kyle McIver (kyle.mciver116@gmail.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing the important book The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.

(Please purchase the book in advance and email either Kyle or Pastor Tom (emails provided above), informing them that you plan to join their group.)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 37:12–36 “From Good Dreams to Nightmare”

Hymns:

1) Crown Him with Many Crowns

2) Grace that Is Greater than All Our Sins

3) Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken

4) We Will Feast in the House of Zion

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Spring term begins on Wednesday, Jan. 29th at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on March 26th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through the Gospel of Mark, led by Pastor Josh Tollett (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Tom Boyer (tom.boyer@emmauswbl.com) and Kyle McIver (kyle.mciver116@gmail.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing the important book The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.

(Please purchase the book in advance and email either Kyle or Pastor Tom (emails provided above), informing them that you plan to join their group.)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 37:1–11 – “Joseph’s Dreams”

Hymns:

1) O Worship the King

2) Before the Throne of God Above

3) May the Mind of Christ My Savior

4) All Glory Be to Christ

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Spring term begins on Wednesday, Jan. 29th at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on March 26th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through the Gospel of Mark, led by Pastor Josh Tollett (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Tom Boyer (tom.boyer@emmauswbl.com) and Kyle McIver (kyle.mciver116@gmail.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing the important book The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.

(Please purchase the book in advance and email either Kyle or Pastor Tom (emails provided above), informing them that you plan to join their group.)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 35:16–37:1 – “Divergent Kingdoms”

Hymns:

1) Holy, Holy, Holy

2) Stricken, Smitten, and Afflicted

3) Yet not I, but through Christ in Me

4) Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing

This day marks the beginning of the season of Lent—a season focused on contrition and repentance. Lent is a season of meditation on Christ’s suffering. Join us for a solemn service, meant to remind us of our mortality, our sin, and the hope found in Christ our Savior.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 35 – “Jacob’s New Name”

Hymns:

1) All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name

2) Blessed Assurance

3) In Christ Alone

4) Leaning on the Everlasting Arms

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Spring term begins on Wednesday, Jan. 29th at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on March 26th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through the Gospel of Mark, led by Pastor Josh Tollett (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Tom Boyer (tom.boyer@emmauswbl.com) and Kyle McIver (kyle.mciver116@gmail.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing the important book The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.

(Please purchase the book in advance and email either Kyle or Pastor Tom (emails provided above), informing them that you plan to join their group.)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 34 – “The Inadequacy of Retribution”

Hymns:

1) All Creatures of Our God and King

2) Grace Greater than Our Sin

3) How Firm a Foundation

4) Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Spring term begins on Wednesday, Jan. 29th at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on March 26th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through the Gospel of Mark, led by Pastor Josh Tollett (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Tom Boyer (tom.boyer@emmauswbl.com) and Kyle McIver (kyle.mciver116@gmail.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing the important book The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.

(Please purchase the book in advance and email either Kyle or Pastor Tom (emails provided above), informing them that you plan to join their group.)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 33

Hymns:

1) For the Beauty of the Earth

2) Come Ye Sinners

3) Be Thou My Vision

4) Great Is Thy Faithfulness

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Spring term begins on Wednesday, Jan. 29th at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on March 26th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through the Gospel of Mark, led by Pastor Josh Tollett (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Tom Boyer (tom.boyer@emmauswbl.com) and Kyle McIver (kyle.mciver116@gmail.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing the important book The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.

(Please purchase the book in advance and email either Kyle or Pastor Tom (emails provided above), informing them that you plan to join their group.)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 32 - “Entering the Land, Encountering God”

Hymns:

1. Psalm 24A

2. Psalm 51A

3. Psalm 130 (From the Depths of Woe)

4. The King of Love My Shepherd Is (Psalm 23)

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Spring term begins on Wednesday, Jan. 29th at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on March 26th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through the Gospel of Mark, led by Pastor Josh Tollett (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Tom Boyer (tom.boyer@emmauswbl.com) and Kyle McIver (kyle.mciver116@gmail.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing the important book The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.

(Please purchase the book in advance and email either Kyle or Pastor Tom (emails provided above), informing them that you plan to join their group.)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 31

Hymns:

1) This Is My Father’s World

2) How Deep the Father’s Love for Us

3) The Solid Rock

4) Christ, Our Hope in Life and Death

Join us for a time of Christian Education and learning. Our fall and spring terms are eight weeks in length (each) for a total of sixteen weeks. The Spring term begins on Wednesday, Jan. 29th at 6p. The last Wednesday night class will be on March 26th.

How it works: We offer a children’s class downstairs, where they will learn and sing new hymns, engage with the Bible, and work with handicrafts.

Upstairs, we will offer multiple (simultaneous) studies in the fall term:

1) An open bible study through the Gospel of Mark, led by Pastor Josh Tollett (all are welcome to join this study at any time throughout the year);

2) A discussion group led by Pastor Tom Boyer (tom.boyer@emmauswbl.com) and Kyle McIver (kyle.mciver116@gmail.com) in which participants will be reading and discussing the important book The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.

(Please purchase the book in advance and email either Kyle or Pastor Tom (emails provided above), informing them that you plan to join their group.)

Note, we are not offering formal nursery this year for ages 3 and below.

Time: From 6–6:10pm, we sing together and pray together in the sanctuary. We then shift to our age specific groups from 6:10–7pm.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us at 6p on every third Sunday evening for our monthly corporate prayer meeting. We will be praying for one another, our church, the broader community and the nations. We will meet in the sanctuary at the church.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Sermon Text: Genesis 29:1–30 – “Jacob in Exile”

Hymns:

1) Rejoice, the Lord Is King

2) Oh the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus

3) A Mighty Fortress Is Our God

4) Take My Life and Let It Be

Please join us for an important discussion over Justin Earley’s book, Made For People. The book is written to underscore the importance of godly friendship. In the book, Earley “explains why we were made for friendships and how we can cultivate them in our lonely and technology-driven world.”

We will meet at the church for a one-night discussion of the book’s big ideas, from 7–8:30p. Join us!

Contact josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com for more information.

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.

Join us (01/12) at 8:45a downstairs at the church as we teach on the joy, significance and necessity of baptism for Christian obedience. All who are interested in pursuing baptism are welcome. This is also a great opportunity for young people and their parents to find out more about what baptism looks like at Emmaus.

For questions, email josh.tollett@emmauswbl.com

Join us as we gather together to worship as a people of God to worship God in spirit and truth.