Immanuel Baptist Church

Worship Opportunities

Sunday School
9:15 to 10:15 AM
Sunday Service
10:30 to 11:30 AM
Prayer Meeting
Wednesday, 6:30 PM
Location
1075 Collins Lane
Frankfort, KY 40601
502-223-7601
Email
Map/Directions

Monthly Activities

2/2
11:00 AM XYZ Council
12:00 PM XYZ Luncheon
2/5
6:00 PM Scrapbooking Weekend
6:00 PM Youth leave for Ski Trip
2/6
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Scrapbooking Weekend
2/7
11:45 AM Souper Bowl Sunday Activities
2/8
6:00 PM Deacon Ministry Teams
6:30 PM Deacons' Meeting
7:00 PM C. Crumpler Baptist Women
2/11
5:00 PM Evanglism and Missions Ministry Team
2/14
11:45 AM Church Council
2/15
6:00 PM Administrative Ministry Team
2/21
9:15 AM The Gathering

Cancellation Information for Inclement Weather Events

When it is necessary to cancel services or adjust scheduled activities due to inclement weather, we will notify the following radio and television stations:

Experiencing and expressing God's unconditional love.

Featured Events

Souper Bowl Sunday - February 7, 2010

World Hunger Emphasis

Please bring small CANS OF SOUP which will be donated to the Franklin County Emergency Food Pantry.

  • Sunday School at 9:15 a.m.
  • Worship at 10:30 a.m.
    Speaker: Joshua Speight, Associate Coordinator for Missions, Kentucky Baptist Fellowship
  • Lunch following worship
    Menu: homemade soups, sandwiches & desserts; There will be no charge for lunch but monetary donations will be accepted for world hunger relief.
  • Following lunch, there will be a “Service Auction” to raise funds for additional improvements to the children’s play yard.

Centri-Kid Camp - Sign Ups

Parents, the sign up sheet is out for Centri-Kid Camp, June 14-18, 2010, at Georgetown College. If your child (who will have completed 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade by camp time) is interested in going, please plan to attend the PARENT MEETING following the morning worship service on Sunday, January 24. There is a $100 deposit that must be paid in order to hold your child’s place, and the remaining $150 is due by May 24. As always, we are planning a couple of fundraisers to help with scholarships.

Youth Ski trip at Perfect North - Friday, February 5 & Saturday, February 6

We will leave the church on Friday evening (time to be announced) and return by about 9:00 p.m. on Saturday. You will have the option to ski, snow board or tube. Anyone interested in going should contact Rebecca and turn in your deposit of $50.00 by January 27th. There are also forms that you MUST fill out if you plan to ski.

Choir Opportunities

Children's Choir

All children in grade 4-6 are invited to audition for the KBC All-State Choir. Parents, please let Naomi know as soon as possible if your child would like to audition. Deadline for submission is early February.

Youth Choir Retreat

This is the first time Kentucky Baptist Fellowship has tried this and all youth from KBF churches are encouraged to participate. The main event will be an overnight retreat and performance April 23 and 24, but there will be a preliminary rehearsal (and youth fellowship activities) with the Lexington area cluster on Sunday, February 28. Dr. John Campbell, Music Professor at Georgetown College, will be guest conductor. Sounds like fun! See Naomi for further details.

Fellowship suppers - Each Wednesday, 6:00 p.m.

Adults: $4.00, Children: $3.00
Maximum per family $10.00

  • February 3: Chicken, green beans, macaroni & cheese, biscuits, dessert
  • February 10: Lasagna, tossed salad, bread, dessert

For more about our events, visit our Event Scrapbook Archives, view our calendar to the right, or contact us.

From the Pastoral Staff

Chuck's Column

In my sermon last Sunday, drawing from James 1, I talked about how God can use suffering to grow our souls. What James says about the redemptive value of the trials we encounter, however, does not cover all forms and expressions of suffering. More

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Naomi's Notes

Technology & Worship, part 2:

In my last column I told of a hi-tech, multi-site church in GA that uses cutting-edge technology for their loud, high energy, "praise & worship" style services.*

Some might say, “Wow! How cool is that!” We know of congregations who (literally) buy into the philosophy that they must use extreme cutting-edge, over-the-top technology in their worship services in order to attract people—and many are successful in drawing a crowd. Besides the issue of stewardship of resources, the question every church must ask is, "Does extreme use of technology really help people worship God....or is it mostly an expensive novelty?” More

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