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Upcoming Events
9/12 10:30 a.m. fall worship begins
9/12 Sunday School resumes
9/19 Adult Christian education
9/25 Thank You Pizza Party
10/10 Hayride & wiener roast


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Prayer Requests
•The Rev. Don Wilson, hospitalized at Bothwell
•Eldon Leiter, recuperating from heart surgery
•Becky Merk, who recently had surgery
•Dan Miller, who had surgery last week
•Prayers of thanksgiving for Melody Swearingen's new job
•Jane & Herman Meisenheimer; Jane is being released from the hospital today



Pastor Brady Abel proudly poses with some of the 1100 cans of
soup collected during Immanuel's Souper Bowl benefiting
the local food pantry, Open Door.



Pastor's Greeting

Greetings from Immanuel United Church of Christ,

It is with great delight that I welcome you to the Immanuel United Church of Christ (UCC) website. We are thrilled that you are visiting. We continually work to keep our site updated and resourceful. Look around and I am sure there will be items of interest.

Immanuel UCC has quite a history. The church was founded in 1876 and we moved into our current building in 1896. We expanded our church building in 1955. There have also been various remodeling projects through the years. Today we are known as the church with red doors. However, our most famous features include the original stained glass windows and our pipe organ installed in 1909. We are thankful for the well-maintained building and grounds and the work of so many people that have helped with the upkeep through the years.

More important than the building is our commitment that goes beyond the building's walls to serve God and provide Christian witness. Throughout our entire history, this faith community has been and continues to be focused on Christian mission in the Sedalia community, the national setting, and serving as part of God's worldwide church as called forth by Jesus Christ. As it has been, it is now, and will continue to be.

In the UCC, we proclaim that we should never place a period where God has placed a comma. God is still speaking. With that thought in mind, I personally invite you to join us on Sunday mornings at 10:30 a.m. We gather as a faith community to worship and praise God and to seek out where God is calling us to be in the future. You are welcome here! All are welcome here! God Bless and I look forward to meeting

Blessings and peace,

Reverend Brady E. Abel