EmmanuelAdmin

What follows is an article posted on the news blog of the Churches Together In England website. New life emerging at Emmanuel Church, Eastbourne Four become one: South-East Methodist ecumenical representative Rev Will Fletcher shares the story... To read the full article on their website, follow this link: https://cte.org.uk/emmanuel-eastbourne/

During Morning Worship, Sunday 14th November 2021, Emmanuel Church Eastbourne joins the nation at 11am with a two minute silence to remember and honour service men and women who lost their lives at war. The church building is decorated with handmade poppies to recognise those service people who are still alive and whose lives have

This July, at Messy Church we had a chance to take part in Superhero training, challenges & crafts. Andy taught us about the qualities of our Ultimate Superhero – Jesus. We danced to ‘Jesus you are my Superhero’ & finished off with a tasty picnic & ice creams, a great fun time was had by

On Monday 19 July 2021 aka ‘Freedom Day’, England lifted many of its remaining Covid restrictions, along with a note to remain cautious of its implications. With this in mind, Morning Worship on Zoom has now ceased until further notice. We have returned to meet in person for Morning Worship at Emmanuel Church in Old

Messy Church goes online for May half term. Exploring faith by getting creative. The theme was ‘Building Strong Foundations’, activities include building a house with biscuits, an interview with a Construction Site Manager & a story.

In a similar fashion as other memorable times of the year. The cross and railings outside Emmanuel Church are once again, adorned with flowers created by Church members & Jenny Wren children. The cross was decorated red in the days running up to Easter Sunday to remind us of the blood Jesus Christ shed for

Rev. Memona Shahbaz, presents a series of talks for Lent titled ‘There is a Reward for Giving, Praying & Fasting’.

Messy Church goes online for February half term. Exploring faith by getting creative. The theme was ‘Sharing God’s Love’, with activities including a science experiment, baking biscuits & a story.