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An Anglican church in Uptown, Chicago.
Lifting high the Son of God.
Sunday Mornings: 10:00AM
640 W Irving Park Road

☀️ A few tough and resilient members of TRIBE

☀️ A few tough and resilient members of TRIBE youth gathered outdoors today for Winter Games, the first youth event of 2022! ❄️ Props to all the students and leaders who braved the cold to enjoy some sunshine, hot dogs and games.🌭

Explore life, faith and meaning at Alpha this spri

Explore life, faith and meaning at Alpha this spring! Alpha is a 10-week course that creates a friendly, open, and informal space where people can come and discuss life’s big questions. Each session includes a time to connect with others over a snack, a short video about an element of the Christian faith, and then a chance for each person to ask questions and share their perspective in a judgment-free discussion.

These gatherings will be on Monday nights this spring (January 24 – March 28) from 7PM-9PM at the Community Room at the Burning Bush Brewery (4014 N Rockwell St..) If you are interested in participating or telling a friend about Alpha, visit our website where you can find videos, information and a link to register: immanuelanglican.org/alpha

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P.S. The first night (January 24th) is a “Look and See” night, where you can try out the group – no strings attached.

WORLD MISSION SUNDAY: Each year in the season of E

WORLD MISSION SUNDAY: Each year in the season of Epiphany, the Church devotes two months to highlighting the glory of Jesus Christ. Why? In the words of one author, “We become what we give our attention to, for better or worse” (John Mark Comer). The things and people we watch, read, and engage with will shape us - whether positively or negatively - and the glory of Jesus Christ is the most beautiful, true and good reality in the world. He is worth our attention and adoration.

This winter at Immanuel, we are marking Epiphany by “Revealing the Treasures of Christ,” a sermon series through the letter of Colossians. This letter of Holy Scripture explores how Christ’s glory is unrepeatable, supreme and the key to human flourishing. As we seek after the treasures of Christ, we become free of lies and demands that would distort our souls. As we “set our minds on things above,” we grow in maturity and in our capacity to love the people closest to us.

Epiphany kicks off with World Missions Sunday this weekend. We will hear from Father Matt Woodley about the work of God around the world, and get a special update from Tyler & Lara Patty, whom we have sent as missionaries to Eastern Europe. Join us at 10AM on Sunday, online or in person.

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