Grace alone. Faith alone. Scripture alone.
It is the single purpose of Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church to be a Christian church which strives to proclaim the saving Gospel of Jesus Christ as revealed in the Bible, by which alone man can know the true God and the way to eternal life.
Join us for worship at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday or on 10:00 a.m. on Sunday! Hope to see you soon!
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Bible Study
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Sermons
2nd to Last Sunday in the Season of the Trinity
24th Sunday in the Season of Trinity
The Festival of All Saints
The One Vote that Matters
21st Sunday in the Season of Trinity
20th Sunday in the Season of Trinity
19th Sunday in the Season of Trinity
18th Sunday in the Season of Trinity
17th Sunday in the Season of Trinity
16th Sunday in the Season of the Trinity
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Twin Steeples Podcast
The Twin Steeples Podcast
- November 20, 2024Devotion 1 Thessalonians 5:6-10 Announcements Weekend Sunday School and Bible Class Invite a Friend to Church Recessed Voters Meeting Ladies' Auxiliary Thanksgiving Advent Prayer List Pastor John Hein Pastor Tim Wheaton Marlene Hanel Rosie Timm Lilia Howley Carolyn Matzke Bob Timm Laura Stutzman Board of Elders Missionary Peter Evensen Kindergarten Interview […]
- Hymn 568 - We praise you, O God, our Redeemer, CreatorThis week we study the hymn "We praise you, O God, our Redeemer, Creator" (Hymn 568 in The Lutheran Hymnal), written by English hymn writer Julia C. Cory who wrote this hymn in the late 1800's. This hymn is found in the Harvest and Thanksgiving section of our hymnal, which is especially fitting as it […]
- November 13, 2024Devotion 1 Thessalonians 5:1-5 Announcements Weekend Sunday School and Bible Class Recessed Voters Meeting Invite a Friend to Church Ladies' Auxiliary Thanksgiving Advent Prayer List Pastor John Hein Pastor Tim Wheaton Marlene Hanel Rosie Timm Lilia Howley Bob Timm Laura Stutzman Board of Property Missionary Peter Evensen Kindergarten Interview Hymn: 606 […]
Read the Bible in 2024
November 20 Bible Reading
November 19 Bible Reading
November 18 Bible Reading
November 17 Bible Reading
November 16 Bible Reading
November 15 Bible Reading
Joseph Naumann
pastor
Pastor Joe Naumann is a fifth generation pastor who grew up in Alaska and Wisconsin. He was baptized at Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Detroit Lakes, MN and was confirmed at Luther Memorial Church in Fond du Lac, WI. He attended high school at Immanuel Lutheran High School in Eau Claire, graduating in 2008.
In 2013, he graduated from Immanuel Lutheran College with an Associate of Arts Degree in Pre-Theological. In 2014, he vicared under Pastor Wilke at Gethsemane Lutheran Church in Saginaw, MI. In 2015, he vicared under Pastor Dave Schierenbeck at Berea Lutheran Church in Inver Grove Heights, MN. In 2016, He graduated from Immanuel Lutheran Seminary. That same year, he received the call to serve as Associate Pastor at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church in Mankato, MN.
He serves as vice-president of the Church of the Lutheran Confession.
Pastor Naumann married Rachel Sydow in 2014. He and Rachel have been blessed with four children: Eleanor, Olivia, Samson, and Adelaide
Nathanael Mayhew
pastor
Nathanael Mayhew graduated from Immanuel Lutheran College (Eau Claire, Wisconsin) in May, 1998 with an Associate of Arts Degree in Pre-Theology. In 2001 he graduated from Immanuel Lutheran Seminary in Eau Claire.
In 2002 he accepted the call to serve Zion Ev. Lutheran Church in Lawrenceville, GA where he served for almost 12 years. In July 2014, he accepted the call to serve Grace Ev. Lutheran Church in Sleepy Eye, and Faith Lutheran Church in New Ulm, serving them for 10 years. In May 2024, he was installed as pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church.
He has served as a part-time missionary to East Africa and on the CLC Board of Missions.
Pastor Mayhew and his wife Debra have seven children: Luke, Katherine, Hope, Daniel, Julia, Mark, and Noah.
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421 North Second Street
Mankato, MN 56001