English Service

Good Friday Service, April 18, 7:30 pm Tenebrae Service at Emmanuel (Fireside Lounge). Join us for a somber night of remembering our Lord’s death in our Good Friday Tenebrae service. Tenebrae is the Latin word for shadows. This service follows the gospel reading of our Lord’s Passion, beginning with the anointing at Bethany through his death and burial. After each reading, one candle is extinguished until we are left in silence and darkness as we remember our Lord’s burial. Prayers, songs, poems, and Communion will also be part of this experience.

Easter Sunrise Celebration at Mt. Tolmie: April 20, 6:10 am. All welcome to join the youth for an Easter Sunrise Celebration with songs, Scriptures, and prayer. Please dress for the weather! 

Easter Sunday Pancake Breakfast SERVE FUNDRAISER, April 20, 9:00 – 10:15 am (Gym). All proceeds go to the annual SERVE Youth Conference in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory on July 6-12. Come SUPPORT EMMANUEL’S YOUTH by donating generously for your breakfast. Please bring cash to donate for breakfast. Menu: pancakes (limited amount of GF pancakes), sausage, fruit, coffee and tea.

Easter Sunday English & Mandarin Combined Service: April 20, 2025, 10:30am (Sanctuary) with Pastor Joshua Wang  preaching. Flowering the Cross. Baptism. The live stream link for the Service will be available any time after the service is finished at 11:30 am Sunday, April 20, live streamed link.

April 27, 10:30 am Mandarin Sunday Service (Gym). Pastor Joshua Wang preaching.

April 27, 6:30 pm: The Chosen Video Series (Stevenson Room). Final episode for this term.  The Chosen Episode with English & Mandarin subtitles.

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At Emmanuel we celebrate life with God through blended worship that encourages intergenerational and inter-cultural participation. We seek to engage the whole person in worship through the use of symbolism and creativity in many forms. This helps us sense and express our intimate relationship with God in ways that go beyond an intellectual knowing. Volunteers are engaged in planning and leading music in a variety of styles, writing and reading prayers and poetry, scripture reading, puppetry, drama, visual art and liturgical movement. We also observe communion on the first Sunday of the month, and baptisms several times a year.