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Join us at Emmanuel!

Sundays      Holy Eucharist at 10 am in the Church
                         with Coffee Hour to follow
                      Voices of Emmanuel Choir Practice at 9 am

Tuesdays     Bible Study at 9 am in the Parish Hall


Thursdays   Compline  at 6 pm in the Church

 

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Welcome

Welcome to Emmanuel Episcopal Church. We are located in beautiful downtown Opelika.

 

We invite you to discover what Emmanuel has to offer.

 

Hope to see you soon.

 

"I was a stranger, and you invited me in." Matthew 25:35

Episcopal Church Opelika, Episcopal Church Auburn
Contact

Emmanuel Episcopal Church

800 First Avenue

Opelika, AL 36801

 

Phone (334) 745-2054

 

Mailing:

P.O. Box 2332

Opelika, AL 36803-2332

 

email:

emmanuelopelika@bellsouth.net

Episcopal Church Opelika, Episcopal Church Auburn
Latest News

Our Weekly Bulletin is online

Giving

How to give to Emmanuel

Support Groups

Men's Turning Point Group

Early Risers Group

Opelika Serenity Group

Open Door Group

Narcotics Anonymous

 

Parking

Parking for the church is along both sides of First Avenue - directly in front of Emmanuel Episcopal.

An  Episcopal Primer

An Introduction To The Episcopal Church from our friends in St. Simons:   

Link

 

 

The Episcopal Diocese of Alabama

The Diocese of Alabama is a community of 92 congregations with more than 30,000 members within the Episcopal Church in the United States and the Anglican Communion.

 

 

The Episcopal Church

http://www.episcopalchurch.org/

Visiting With Us

 

What should I know before visiting an Episcopal Church?

 

Know, first of all, that you are welcome. You are welcome to visit, to worship with us regularly, as a baptized Christian of any denomination to share in the celebration of Holy Communion, and to become an Episcopalian if you wish.

 

When you worship with us, you may wonder when to stand or kneel. Practices vary--even among individual Episcopalians in the same parish. The general rule is to stand to sing hymns, to say the Creed and for the reading of the Gospel in the Holy Eucharist service. We sit during readings from the Old Testament or New Testament Letters, the sermon and anthems sung by the choir. We stand or kneel for prayer. The best guide is to follow others. If you don't feel comfortable kneeling or standing, for whatever reason, do what makes you feel comfortable.

 

When you visit an Episcopal Church, you will be our respected and welcome guest. You will not be singled out in an embarrassing way nor asked to stand before the congregation or to come forward. You will worship God with us.

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