Sunday School

Each Sunday from 9:15–10:15am, Immanuel provides Sunday School classes for preschoolers, children, youth, and adults.

• Babies through 2 years - Meet in nursery area (Rooms 2401–2407) – Laurie Woods and Cindy Lutz, teachers

• Children age 3 to 6 (Room 2313) – Julie Coulter and Lynda O’Rear, teachers

• Children Grades 1–5 (Room 2311) – Melanie Dover and Grover Baker, teachers

• 6th to 12th grades - Meet in Youth Room (2310) – Pastor Mike Gregg teaches with various volunteers helping

• Open Circle (Rm 2209) – 18 & Up – Craig Self, teacher

• Friendship II & Mills (Rm 2308) – Kenny Cooper and Tim Reynolds, teachers

• Grigsby Class (Rm 1320) – Marie Burr and Lerma Hearn, teachers

Wednesday Nights

Wednesday Nights – offer an opportunity for a common meal, fellowship, music practice, and educational/spiritual formation activities for all ages.

• 4:30pm – Youth room is open for those who wish to come, play games and hang out.

• 5:15pm – Church supper begins in Fellowship Hall. Cost is $15 per person (first time vistors eat for free). Library is open across from Fellowship Hall.

• 5:50pm – Brief sharing and prayer time around the supper tables

• 6:00pm to 6:50pm Adult Ed Program, Children on Mission meets; Youth Engage! meets, handbells and brass ensemble practice

• 7:00pm Adult Choir Rehearsal in Choir Room

Book Club

The Immanuel Book Club offers opportunities to read and discuss books of interest to church members. The group meets several times through the church year on Sunday afternoons. At some meetings members share books that they have recently read, providing others recommendations for their own reading. At other times, the group will read a common book to discuss at a meeting. The book topics range widely, including history, spiritual life, biography, theology and fiction. The reading activities are enhanced by a well-managed church library that acquires books of general interest to church members. Participation in the Book Club is open to all church members and guests. Contact Richard Shadinger, coordinator, for further information.

Library

The library collection consists of approximately 2500 books and some DVDs. Books are available for preschoolers, younger children and juvenile readers. For adults, categories include fiction, biography, Bible study, devotional, prayer, Christian life, contemporary issues, house and garden, nature, sports, and history, especially Nashville and Tennessee history. Several large print books are also available. Many new books of fiction, biography and Christian living have been added recently. The library staff makes a concerted effort to acquire current books that appeal to the entire church family.