Facility and Rental Information
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
The Sanctuary
The sanctuary at Emmanuel United Church of Christ was completed in 1874. Numerous upgrades
and improvements have been made throughout the years, but the old-fashioned charm of the
beautiful brick church on the bluff remains. The interior of the sanctuary features the original
hardwood floors (the aisle and altar are carpeted) as well as the original barrel vaulted ceiling.
Historic chandeliers light the sanctuary, while recessed lighting highlights the altar. Seven custom
stained glass windows provide additional light and beauty.
The sanctuary at Emmanuel United Church of Christ was completed in 1874. Numerous upgrades
and improvements have been made throughout the years, but the old-fashioned charm of the
beautiful brick church on the bluff remains. The interior of the sanctuary features the original
hardwood floors (the aisle and altar are carpeted) as well as the original barrel vaulted ceiling.
Historic chandeliers light the sanctuary, while recessed lighting highlights the altar. Seven custom
stained glass windows provide additional light and beauty.
The Fellowship Hall
Located behind the sanctuary, the split level Fellowship Hall was completed in stages over the years.
A full kitchen was completed in 1912, which still serves today as the base of operations for our annual
October Sausage Supper. In 1926, the "Old Hall" was built directly above the kitchen. Today, this area
serves as our main youth gathering spot, as well as a frequent place for meetings and church
productions.
The final phase of the Fellowship Hall was the addition of the "New Hall" in 1965. On its lower level,
the New Hall holds a second, fully functional kitchen and reception area. Upstairs encompasses our
Sunday School classrooms and the nursery.
Located behind the sanctuary, the split level Fellowship Hall was completed in stages over the years.
A full kitchen was completed in 1912, which still serves today as the base of operations for our annual
October Sausage Supper. In 1926, the "Old Hall" was built directly above the kitchen. Today, this area
serves as our main youth gathering spot, as well as a frequent place for meetings and church
productions.
The final phase of the Fellowship Hall was the addition of the "New Hall" in 1965. On its lower level,
the New Hall holds a second, fully functional kitchen and reception area. Upstairs encompasses our
Sunday School classrooms and the nursery.
If you would like more information about our facilities, or if you would like to rent our facilities,
please check out the links below. If you have additional questions, please contact
webmaster@emmanuelucc1866.org.
Wedding Information
Hall Rental Use and Fees
Rental Agreement
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read the previous links. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat
Reader, you can download it for free by clicking the link below.
Adobe Acrobat Reader Download
please check out the links below. If you have additional questions, please contact
webmaster@emmanuelucc1866.org.
Wedding Information
Hall Rental Use and Fees
Rental Agreement
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read the previous links. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat
Reader, you can download it for free by clicking the link below.
Adobe Acrobat Reader Download