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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, ELCA
We are God's witnesses for Christ
through the ministries of teaching, worshiping and service to all people.
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, ELCA
We are God's witnesses for Christ
through the ministries of teaching, worshiping and service to all people.
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725 High Street
Corner of High & Superior Streets
Racine, WI 53402
(262) 633-4949
Fax (262) 633-5880
Office Hours
M-F 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
725 High Street
Corner of High & Superior Streets
Racine, WI 53402
(262) 633-4949
Fax (262) 633-5880
Office Hours
M-F 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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- Staff
- Our History
- Find Us
- Committees
Minister: Pastor Susan K. Smith
Music Director: Karel Suchy
Secretary: Kathie Wilkinson
Custodians: Jesse Ziegenhagen and John Kowbel
Sunday School Superintendent: James Black, Jr.
Council President: James H. Black Jr.
Minister: Pastor Susan K. Smith
Music Director: Karel Suchy
Secretary: Kathie Wilkinson
Custodians: Jesse Ziegenhagen and John Kowbel
Sunday School Superintendent: James Black, Jr.
Council President: James H. Black Jr.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, ELCA, was founded in 1889 by German Lutheran immingrants to Racine. Until 1921, services were held in German. The first church building, dedicated in November 1889, was a stone structure on today's present site. It measured 30x45'. Over the years as our family of faith grew, so did our building, with additions in 1904 amnd 1927. Today's present building, begun in 1949, was dedicated in 1951, with an additional wing added in 1963.
Emmanuel originally belonged to the Wartburg Synod, which later became a part of the Lutheran Church in America in 1963, and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) in 1987.
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, ELCA, was founded in 1889 by German Lutheran immingrants to Racine. Until 1921, services were held in German. The first church building, dedicated in November 1889, was a stone structure on today's present site. It measured 30x45'. Over the years as our family of faith grew, so did our building, with additions in 1904 amnd 1927. Today's present building, begun in 1949, was dedicated in 1951, with an additional wing added in 1963.
Emmanuel originally belonged to the Wartburg Synod, which later became a part of the Lutheran Church in America in 1963, and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) in 1987.
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Committees
Tell everyone about the different committees available at Emmanuel Racine
Tell everyone about the different committees available at Emmanuel Racine
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Altar Guild
Members of the Altar Guild prepare the altar for worship: hanging proper paraments, setting up for the sacrament of Holy Communion, and cleaning the altar before each Easter season.
Committee Chair - Paul Duff
Members of the Altar Guild prepare the altar for worship: hanging proper paraments, setting up for the sacrament of Holy Communion, and cleaning the altar before each Easter season.
Committee Chair - Paul Duff
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Christian Education
The Christian Education committee is responsible for the Sunday school, Confirmation, Post-confirmation, and Adult Educational programs at Emmanuel. The committee meets on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Pine Room.
Committee Chair - James Black
The Christian Education committee is responsible for the Sunday school, Confirmation, Post-confirmation, and Adult Educational programs at Emmanuel. The committee meets on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Pine Room.
Committee Chair - James Black
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Evangelism
The Evangelism committee's purpose is to encourage parishioners to share the word of God and the message of our church through worship service, fellowship activity and outreach activity. The committee is committed to carry out the ideas deemed beneficial to the church and the community.
The Evangelism committee's purpose is to encourage parishioners to share the word of God and the message of our church through worship service, fellowship activity and outreach activity. The committee is committed to carry out the ideas deemed beneficial to the church and the community.
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Property
The Property committee is responsible for the maintenance of the church building and grounds and overseeing any other projects that are contracted out. The Property committee meets on the first Monday of the month at 7:00 PM in Wartburg Hall.
Committee Chair - Gary Randall
The Property committee is responsible for the maintenance of the church building and grounds and overseeing any other projects that are contracted out. The Property committee meets on the first Monday of the month at 7:00 PM in Wartburg Hall.
Committee Chair - Gary Randall
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Worship & Music
The Worship and Music committee teaches about faith through the worship service and other activities. They are responsible for introducing new music and various settings in the hymnal. The Worship and Music committee meets on the first Monday of each month at 7:00 PM in the PIne Room.
Committee Chair - Karen Larson
The Worship and Music committee teaches about faith through the worship service and other activities. They are responsible for introducing new music and various settings in the hymnal. The Worship and Music committee meets on the first Monday of each month at 7:00 PM in the PIne Room.
Committee Chair - Karen Larson
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Stewardship
The Stewardship committee is responsible for encouraging all members to regularly attend worship services to receive the Word and Sacrament.
Committee Chair - Jim Black
The Stewardship committee is responsible for encouraging all members to regularly attend worship services to receive the Word and Sacrament.
Committee Chair - Jim Black
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