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  • Book a space | Emmanuel Church

    Book the Halls (Adult Groups) Book the Halls (Children's Parties) Book the Church Book the Oval Room Halls Conditions of Hire For more information, please contact us....see below.

  • Home Groups

    Emmanuel Plymouth home groups, helping to connect people in faith HOME GROUPS At Emmanuel our home groups are at the heart of church life. These small, welcoming gatherings meet during the week in people’s homes across the city. They’re a place to grow in faith, build genuine friendships, and support one another as we follow Jesus together. Each group spends time: Exploring the Bible and applying it to real life Praying and caring for one another Sharing food, stories, and life together Encouraging each other to live out our faith Whether you’ve been part of Emmanuel for years or you’re just starting out, home groups are a great way to feel part of the family. We believe discipleship happens best in community and our home groups are where that truly comes alive. Join a home group. Find belonging. Grow in Christ. Find a group

  • Wider Mission - Emmanuel Church

    Learn more about our wider missions. mission This mission link is not about what one church can give to the other but about walking together in faith, learning from one another, and growing together as part of Christ’s body worldwide. At Emmanuel Church, Plymouth, we are passionate about living out our faith not only in our own city but also through building meaningful partnerships with the worldwide church. As part of the Diocese of Exeter, we are connected with the Diocese of Thika in Kenya and the Diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf. These links remind us that God’s family is wonderfully diverse and spread across the globe. We are delighted to share that Emmanuel has formed a special relationship with St Monica’s Church, Mugumo-ini, in Thika, Kenya. St Monica’s is a lively, multilingual congregation whose worship reflects the beauty of God’s kingdom. Services are held in English, Kiswahili, and Kikuyu, enabling people of all generations and backgrounds to come together in praise. The church is especially blessed with a thriving children’s and youth ministry. So many young people attend that St Monica’s is currently completing the construction of a two-story building – providing much-needed Sunday school classrooms and meeting spaces for adults. This growth is a powerful sign of God’s work among them. In May this year, three members of our congregation travelled to Thika to visit St Monica’s. They were warmly welcomed by staff and parishioners and had the chance to witness first-hand the life and ministry of the church within its community. We hope this is just the beginning: plans are underway for members of St Monica’s to visit Emmanuel, and for our Youth Group to one day experience their own Kenyan adventure. Our partnership is grounded in mutual prayer and encouragement. Though separated by miles and shaped by different cultures, we stand together in Christ. We share in the universal human experiences of hope and despair, loneliness and community, joy and praise—and we are united in the saving love of Jesus and the promises of God’s Word. Connect St. Monica's are very active on Facebook and Youtube from live streams of services to regular updates. Connect with them through the link below: Facebook page YouTube Where in the world 6,391 miles apart

  • The Cut Flower - Sermon Series

    A sermon series exploring the God who sees us, meets us where we are, and invites us into deeper faith, healing, and transformed lives through Scripture. The cut flower rooting a fading west Sermon series March 1st - 19th April 2026 Through our new sermon series, "The Cut Flower," we will explore the ancient spiritual disciplines that originally nourished the soul of the West. To help us see these practices with fresh eyes, we are leaning on the wisdom of our global family. We will be joined by the perspectives of our brothers and sisters in Thika, Kenya, hearing how they live out these disciplines with a vibrancy and depth that can show us the way back to spiritual vitality. Fasting and Praying Sunday 1st March Moving beyond comfort to find our source in God. Service Sunday 15th March Honouring the life-giving labour of serving others. Simplicity Living with Less - Giving More Sunday 29th March Learning to live with less so that we can give more. Hospitality - God Makes room for Us Sunday 12th April Discovering how God makes room for us and how we do the same for others. Social Sin - Slavery - Confession Sunday 8th March Facing the shadows of slavery and injustice to seek healing. Encouragement - Living in Joy Sunday 22nd March Choosing Christian joy over cultural cynicism. Easter Sunday - TBC Sunday 5th April - Somewhere, Nowhere, Anywhere - Pilgrimage Sunday 19th April Navigating our home in the cultural divide of the "The Somewheres" and "The Anywheres"

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