Welcome to Immanuel Lutheran Church of Leland, Michigan

EVERY SUNDAY MORNING
9:30am Divine Service
10:40am Sunday School
10:40am Youth Bible Study
10:40am Coffee & Conversation
11:00am Adult Bible Study


303 East Pearl Street | Leland, Michigan | get directions here!

Third Sunday of Easter

April 19th, 2026

Passing the Virtual Offering Plate

In lieu of passing the plate please follow the link below to our e-giving site.

Kindred Giving
Events for the coming week.
Sunday Third Sunday of Easter
4/19 9:30A Divine Service (Rev. Timothy Brand)
10:40A Sunday School
10:40A Youth Bible Study
10:40A Coffee & Conversation
11:00A Adult Bible Study
Tuesday
4/21 8:30A Quilters
Wednesday
4/22 6:30P Choir
Thursday
4/23 5:00P Homeschool Group
Saturday
4/25 9:30A AA
Sunday Fourth Sunday of Easter
4/26 9:30A Matins (Bob Alpi)
10:40A Sunday School
10:40A Voters' Meeting
6:00P Youth for Christ

Events occuring the next week at Immanuel
Worship for Next Week
Hymns:

711, 709, 735, 770

Readings:

Acts 2:42-47 || 1 Peter 2:19-25 || John 10:1-10

The Risen Lord Jesus Is with Us in Holy Baptism and in ‘the Breaking of the Bread’ From “before the foundation of the world” until heaven and earth pass away, “the word of the Lord remains forever” (1 Peter 1:20, 25). This “living and abiding word of God” is the preaching of Christ Jesus, namely that God “raised him from the dead and gave him glory” (1 Peter 1:21, 23). By this living word, we “have been born again” to eternal life (1 Peter 1:23) and ransomed from our sinful and mortal life “with the precious blood of Christ” (1 Peter 1:18–19). This living word also calls us to repentance, to dying and rising in Holy Baptism “in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins” (Acts 2:38). In this, we receive the Holy Spirit “for you and for your children and for all who are far off” (Acts 2:39). Through the preaching of His cross and resurrection, Jesus draws near to bring us “into his glory” (Luke 24:26). As He opens the Scriptures, He opens our minds to comprehend “the things concerning himself” (Luke 24:27), and He brings us to know Him “in the breaking of the bread” (Luke 24:35).

.

                    

                  

© 2023 Copyright: Immanuel Lutheran Church