Wednesday Nights

On Wednesday Night we gather to to connect, support, encourage and grow in faith together. Start with a low-cost dinner and then find an education or music opportunity.  Staffed nursery care is available during dinner.  Kids activities are available after their choir rehearsals so parents can participate in education and music.

Supper is served 5:15 - 6:15 p.m. (during school year programming)

You can get a hot, hearty and home cooked meal with dessert for you and your family.  No need to cook of cleanup!

• Suggested donation: $5/adult, $2.50/child 10 and under.  Online donations available HERE.
• As always, if this cost is a burden to you or your family, please accept it as a gift, gladly given.
• Limited vegetarian options will be available with every meal.

Menu

• September 10 - Taco dinner
• September 17 - Sloppy Joes
• September 24 - Pizza
• October 1 - Pasta dinner

Volunteers Needed!  There are four teams that serve the meals once every 4 weeks and we need people on the pasta team. Training is available as well as help with first serving evening. This is a great way to get to know other congregation members of all ages. For more information call Wendy Wurscher at wurscher3@gmail.com.

Schedule

• 5:15-6:15pm Cafe'
• 5:30pm - Holy Commotion Youth Band (gr 6-12)
• 5:45 - 6:15pm - Cornerstone Youth Choir  (gr 6-12)
• 6:00pm - Adult Handbells
• 6:15pm - Ascension Choir (gr 3-5)
• 6:15-  7:40pm - Confirmation
• 6:15pm - Adult Bible Study (Walk through the NewTestamanet - Fall 2024)**
• 7:00 - 8:30pm - Servant Song Worship Team (adults)
• 7:30pm - Reformation Choir (adults)

ADVOCACY FROM A LUTHERAN PERSPECTIVE

**For the kickoff of Immanuel’s Wednesday Night REcharge! on September 10 at 6pm, Tammy Walhof, Director of Lutheran Advocacy–Minnesota will be the presenter. Walhof has worked with faith and justice for over two decades and with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) since 2014. She shares passionate energy when she talks about her work, including her expertise in poverty, hunger, creation care and related issues. She has a background in public policy and is a frequent advocate at Minnesota’s State Capitol. Join SALT and Immanuel’s Service & Justice Committee for this presentation. It will include information about: 

• What is Advocacy?
• Challenges in Minnesota’s Housing and Environment
• How to be an Advocate

Prior to the presentation, Immanuel’s Wednesday Café will serve dinner at 5:15pm in the atrium.