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Emmanuel United Church
- Street:
- 691 Smyth Rd.
- City:
- Ottawa ,
- Province:
- Postal Code:
- K1G 1N7
Emmanuel United Church consists of a multi-use sanctuary, which seats up to 300 people, a Christian Education hall, busy kitchen, choir/music room and youth rooms. There are Nursery and Sunday School programs offered during worship and numerous Christian development, youth, musical, and health and wellness oriented programs offered throughout the week. We have a full-time Minister, Associate Minister, Youth Co-Ordinator, Parish Nurse, Music Director, two Office Administrators and an Organist.
About the Service
During the reconstruction of our Christian Education building, we are holding The Sunday Worship Service at 11:15 am at Rideau Park United Church. Our activities are being held at St Aidan's Anglican Church.
About the Neighbourhood
We are located on Smyth Road in the Elmvale Acres District of Ottawa, 5 km south-east of Canada's Parliament buildings. The neighbourhood is mainly middle class, consisting largely of well-kept single family homes built in the 1950s, with a lower income area located at the eastern edge of the community.
Quick Facts
What is Special at Emmanuel?
Emmanuel amalgamated with Eastbrook United Church in 1999. We have three generations worshipping at Emmanuel, including very active "charter" members and highly engaged youth.
What About Outreach?
Emmanuel has outreach to the local community; strong ties with its sister churches Iglesia Bautista Emmanuel in El Salvador and Nunavut House Church in Iqaluit; and a refugee support group.
What music is played during services?
Emmanuel is blessed with a strong ministry of music, led by the accomplished Senior Choir, Junior Choir, Handbell Choir, Youth Music group/JAM and, the well-loved Country Sprit. ensemble
What's heavenly about your church?
Music is a central strength of Emmanuel. We have a rich variety of musical forms reinforcing the theme of the service.
How do people dress for service?
Come as you are! We have everything from blue jeans to business suits, with the majority somewhere in-between.
What happens after the service?
Join us for coffee, tea and conversation in the Christian Education Hall..
What happens during the week?
Our church building is filled all week with a variety of church based and community groups, such as Bible Study, Exercise programs, Quilting, Senior's Groups and many others.
Who do I contact with questions?
There is lots of information on our website. You can reach our secretaries, Louise and Pat, and our minister Peter, by phone or email. See contact information above.
What is the accessibility of our building?
It is wheelchair accessible, and we have auxiliary sound receivers for the hearing impaired in our sanctuary.
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