Upcoming events
Welcome! We look forward to seeing you at our events, which are listed below.
Check out lay-led events HERE, too.
Newcomer's Meeting
re you new to Immanuel? Please join us between services to meet some staff, hear about the vision and values of Immanuel, and discover ways to connect within our community!
Spring Picnic
Join us May 3rd from 4 - 6 for a spring picnic at Mason Mill Park! Bring your own food, picnic blanket, and lawn games. This is a great opportunity to connect with others at Immanuel and meet new folks as well. All are welcome!
Register HERE.
Member Meeting
Join us for our spring Member Meeting on May 5th at 7pm. We look forward to celebrating together the good things God is doing at Immanuel. Bring a dessert to share!
Need childcare? Please register kids separately HERE.
Delivered: The Way of Freedom in Exodus
Join us for a three-week Easter class exploring the story of Exodus—one of the most important stories in the Bible. Through teaching, Scripture, and reflection, we’ll explore how God delivers people, confronts the powers that enslave us, and teaches us how to live in freedom! Register HERE.
This class is being offered on Thursdays at 10am and 7pm. Childcare is available for the 10am classes, and you can register your child HERE.
Worship & Prayer
Join us for Worship & Prayer on May 13th at 7pm, which will be led by singer/songwriter Eric Marshall (Young Oceans). We will center our time on Pentecost through imaginative prayer, sacred song, and silence.
These spacious services are designed for us to receive from the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
Pentecost Potluck
Immanuel community–let’s feast! Pentecost is the day when we celebrate the Holy Spirit’s arrival and the birth of the church, which is the body of Christ composed of every tribe, tongue, family, and nation.
To celebrate Pentecost, we will share food from the various places we have lived or loved around the world as we lean into the beauty and diversity of God’s church.
Please REGISTER to bring a dish! If you cannot bring food, please pay $5 per person when you sign up and register by May 20th for ample food planning.
Also, we need volunteers to set up and clean up! You can sign up to volunteer HERE. Email karen@immanuelatl.org for more information.
Immanuel Kids Camp
Do you have what it takes to survive the wild? Join us for Kids Camp June 1st-4th from 9am-1pm for four days of learning, worship, fun, and games. We'll pick up some survival skills along the way and learn to thrive in the Kingdom of God!
*Kids Camp is for rising 1st Grade through rising 6th Grade.
*Registration closes May 17th at 11:45pm.
Register HERE
Abide Summer Youth Camp
The Anglican Diocese of the South is hosting summer camp for Anglican youth! Rising 7th grade to 12th grade are invited to Huntsville, AL to enjoy worship, fellowship, and a variety of camp activities.
Registration is $325 per student! Some scholarships are available. Register HERE.
Get more info at adots.org/abide!
Atrium Artists Panel Reflection: An Evening With the Artists
Join us for dessert, wine, and a panel discussion with the four artists who painted the liturgical art in Immanuel's atrium about the creative process, faith, and the liturgical year. This laid back event will be a chance to hear from the artists and reflect on how our creativity can connect us to our life with God and each other more deeply.
Register HERE.
Easter Sunday Services
We hope you will join us for Easter Sunday! Services are at 8:15, 10, and 11:45am.
Good Friday Services
We hope you will join us April 3rd at 6 or 8pm for our Good Friday Services. Childcare available for kids age four and under at the 6pm service only.
You can register for childcare HERE.
Holy Week Worship & Prayer
Join us for Worship & Prayer on April 1 at 7PM. We will center our time on Easter through imaginative prayer, sacred song, and silence. These spacious services are designed for us to receive from the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
Lent Worship & Prayer
Join us for Worship & Prayer on March 11 at 7PM. We will center our time on Lent through imaginative prayer, sacred song, and silence. These spacious services are designed for us to receive from the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
Lent Class: Psalms of Lament
Join us March 5th and 12th at 7pm for our Lent Class.
Historically, the Lament Psalms have served as a framework for honest dialogue with God even in the unspeakable wreckage of a violent, shattered world. In this Lent class, we will explore these ancient complaints which have resonated with God’s people for millennia and see how God can speak into our lives and our world now.
Register HERE.
Notes of Rest: An Evening with Julian Reid
Join us for an evening of fellowship, creative expression, rest, and worship at Israel Missionary Baptist Church as we celebrate Black History Month and the reconciling work of Jesus in our community.
This event interweaves various spiritual disciplines (“notes”) such as Sabbath and Prayer with the playing and history of Black American music. In partnership with Israel Missionary Baptist and musician Julian Reid, we seek to equip participants to practice rest through music that unifies us with God, neighbor, and self.
*Registrations are now full. Walk-ups are welcome but please note that capacity is limited.
Lent Morning Prayer
Join us for 5 Wednesday mornings at 7am in Lent to pray together Morning Prayer from the Anglican Book of Common Prayer.
Foundations Class
In this 5-week class beginning on February 24th, we study the basics of the faith through the Apostles’ Creed, the Lord’s Prayer, and the 10 Commandments. This is for anyone who would like to know more about the Christian faith, as well as anyone who would like to be baptized, have their children baptized, or become a member at Immanuel.
Register HERE.
Kids Foundations
In this Sunday afternoon class, Immanuel Kids will study the basics of the faith including Baptism and Communion. This class will be held on February 22nd and March 1st from 2-3:30pm, and is for all 2nd-5th graders who would like to know more about the Christian faith or be baptized here at Immanuel. Snacks will be provided!
Register HERE.
Newcomer's Meeting
Are you new to Immanuel? Please join us between services to meet some staff, hear about the vision and values of Immanuel, and discover ways to connect within our community!
Ash Wednesday Services
Join us for our Ash Wednesday services on February 18th as we mark the beginning of the season of Lent. Services will be held at 7am, 12pm, and 7pm.
Childcare will be available for the 7pm service only, and registration is available HERE. We hope all will come and receive an ashen cross as we begin this Lenten journey together.
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Feast
Immanuel community–come one, come all! Let’s eat pancakes together! Shrove Tuesday is a traditional pre-Lent celebration where people use up their butter, eggs, and flour in preparation for fasting.
Historically, on the eve of Lent, church bells would ring out, people would come to church to confess sins and receive forgiveness, and pancakes would be had by all! At Immanuel, we are excited to carry the tradition by feasting together on pancakes, turkey sausage, and fruit.
REGISTER by February 11th for ample food planning. Also, we need volunteers to set up, clean up, and make pancakes! You can sign up to volunteer HERE. Email karen@immanuelatl.org for more information.
Worship & Prayer
Join us for Worship & Prayer on February 11th at 7PM. We will center our time on Epiphany through imaginative prayer, sacred song, and silence. These spacious services are designed for us to receive from the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
Youth Spring Retreat
Students in 6th-12th grade are invited to enjoy a retreat in Ellijay on January 30-February 1. Youth will go on hikes, explore spiritual practice, pray, and compete in a Game Olympics! Registration is $150 per student with a discount per additional sibling.
Register HERE.
Theology & Culture Class - A.I. and Technology
Join us January 27th at 7pm for our Theology & Culture Class. In this class, Rev. Amy Winkle will lead us in exploring how the Bible speaks into our rapidly advancing technological world. As artificial intelligence and digital tools increasingly shape how we work, think, and relate, we will examine Scripture’s teachings on creation, wisdom, human identity, power, and responsibility.
Register HERE.
Newcomers Meeting
Are you new to Immanuel? Please join us between services to meet some staff, hear about the vision and values of Immanuel, and discover ways to connect within our community!
Youth MLK Service Day
Youth are invited to volunteer at Memorial Drive Ministries and care for MDM's community garden. Come ready to weed and prep garden beds!
Register HERE.
MLk Service Project 2026
Join us for our annual MLK Weekend Service Project! This year, we will be helping out a Decatur homeowner with repairs to his home. We have some doors to replace, a short section of fence to rebuild, some sheet rock repair, bedroom blinds to install and the usual cleanout of items he now longer needs. His wife had a home daycare for many years so there are also toys, books, and outdoor play structures looking for a home.
If you can come, register at https://www.mlkserviceproject.com/volunteers/ and fill out the information as an individual but then click on the "member of an organization or group" and that is "Immanuel Anglican Church."
Worship & Prayer
Join us for Worship & Prayer on January 14 at 7pm. We will center our time on Epiphany through imaginative prayer, sacred song, and silence. These spacious services are designed for us to receive from the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
Coffee & Connect
Join us on the Second Sunday of every month in front of the church in between services for fellowship and refreshments. It's also a great opportunity to learn more about our monthly community partner and how to volunteer or get involved. No registration necessary!
Sabbath Sunday
We will not be having regularly scheduled services on Sunday, December 28th. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! We look forward to seeing you on January 4th.
Christmas Eve Services
Join us on Christmas Eve to celebrate the birth of our Savior! Services are 3pm and 5pm, with childcare for kids 3 and under (registration required).
Register HERE for childcare.
Newcomer's Meeting
If you’re new to Immanuel and want to get to know more about us, this is a great first step. Stay after the 9am service or come early for the 11am service and meet our staff in the sanctuary for an introduction to Immanuel. No registration required!
The Way of Wisdom: A Journey Through the Bible’s Wisdom Books
Join Rev. Ginny Seibel for this two-night Advent class as we explore the books of wisdom in the Bible and ask what they reveal to us today.
Register HERE.
Immanuel Kids Christmas Pageant
Immanuel Kids ages Kindergarten through 5th grade are invited to be a part of Immanuel Kid's Annual Christmas pageant on December 6th, 2025 at 4pm.
All are welcome to attend!
Advent Worship & Prayer
Join us for Worship & Prayer on December 3 at 7pm. We will center our time on Advent through imaginative prayer, sacred song, and silence. These spacious services are designed for us to receive from the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
Lay-Leader Training: Leadership and the Enneagram
In this session of lay leader training, we examine the Enneagram as a tool to help us understand ourselves and those around us. The main questions in this session are “How does God work through my personality?” and “How is God transforming my personality?” If spiritual formation is allowing God to work in and through us, then it is helpful to understand how we are wired and also what invitations of growth the Lord has for us.
The hope of each of these sessions is to equip our lay leaders/volunteers (or those who desire to be lay leaders) in your walk with God and in your service in the church.
Register HERE.
Hebrew Insights Class
Join Rev. Ginny for a study in Biblical Hebrew! We will learn the Hebrew alphabet, do some Hebrew word studies, and talk about the relevance of Jesus' Jewishness and why it matters.
Register HERE.
all saints Requiem Service
On Saturday, November 1st at 5pm, we will gather to remember and give thanks for the departed souls who have impacted our lives. This liturgical service offers space to grieve loved ones who have passed away and to collectively remember the hope that we have in the resurrection.