Photos

The Life of Our Parish

A glimpse of Emmanuel Orthodox Church — the historic home where we gather and the community that fills it with prayer, worship, and fellowship.

The nave of Emmanuel Orthodox Church looking toward the altar, crucifix, and stained glass windows

Looking down the center aisle toward the altar and crucifix, framed by stained glass.

A Glimpse of Emmanuel

Our Church & Community

The parish community gathered together inside the church before the altar

Our Community

Parishioners of every generation gathered before the altar — the living Body of Christ at Emmanuel.

A New Chapter

Our New Building

A look at our new parish home and the grounds that surround it — a historic church we are blessed to make our own.

The nave looking down the center aisle toward the altar, crucifix, and stained glass, with icons of the Theotokos and Christ

Down the center aisle to the altar and crucifix, flanked by icons of the Theotokos and Christ.

A tall Gothic stained glass window with green and amber glass, framed by carved Stations of the Cross on the clapboard wall

A tall Gothic stained glass window set among the carved Stations of the Cross.

The white clapboard exterior of Emmanuel Orthodox Church with its steeple and cross

Our historic white clapboard parish home, crowned by its steeple and cross.

Front entrance of the white clapboard church with steps and the Emmanuel Antiochian Orthodox Church sign

The front entrance, welcoming all who pass by from the road.

The white church crowned by its steeple and cross, framed by tall maple trees

Our steeple and cross rising above the maples in the morning light.

Side view of the white church showing its Gothic arched windows and octagonal apse

The Gothic windows and octagonal apse along the south side.

Side of the white church with its tall arched windows beside a large tree on the lawn

Tall arched windows overlooking the shaded side lawn.

Gold-framed welcome letterboard noting the parish was built in 1675 and established in 1858

A welcome board recalling a history that reaches back to 1675.

Church grounds with a garden shrine and statue beside the white church

A quiet garden shrine set among the trees on the grounds.

Broad green lawn shaded by a large maple tree with a neighboring Victorian house beyond

Broad lawns shaded by mature maples surround the church.

Open church lawn with lamp posts in the early morning sun

Lamp-lit paths crossing the grounds in the early morning.

We Invite You

There is no substitute for being here in person. Come and experience the beauty of our worship and the warmth of our community for yourself.

Plan a VisitBack Home