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Our Mission
Knowing Jesus, growing in His way, sharing it
with others. This is the Mission of Immanuel UCC
of Streamwood.  This is what we believe.

Worship services

Sunday
9:00 a.m.
Blended Service
ALL ARE WELCOME!

Immanuel's Chick-N-Chop!

The Chick-N-Chop will be held on Saturday, August 28th from 4 PM to 7 PM. Entertainment will be by Acoustic Playback! Come for Great food, fellowship and entertainment!

Wednesday Evening Bible Study & HUB Dinner

The Bible Study is led by Pastor Tom at 7 PM after the HUB dinner. Please plan on joining us for this informative teaching!
 

 

New Ministry
Immanuel will begin a new ministry "Widow and Widower Support Group" that is designed to assist anyone who is coping with the loss of a spouse or significant other.

This new ministry will meet on the second and fourth Thursday of each month from 10 to 11 a.m.. For further information, questions or transportation needs please contact Billie Tucker at (847-496-4011.)

You will find that you are not alone!

 


The Immanuel United Church of Christ (IUCC) of Streamwood is located on Old Church Rd just west of Barrington Rd in Streamwood, Illinois. The church serves the communities of Streamwood, Schaumburg, Hanover Park, Bartlett, Barrington, Hoffman Estates, and Elgin.  For more history of Immanuel United Church of Christ click to read "Forward Through the Ages".

 

Streamwood Immanuel United Church of Christ is a member of the Fox Valley Association, Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ. The adoption of our Open and Affirming Covenant reflects our Christian spirit. 
 

Godspeed to you on your life's journey.


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The Text Message
Reflections on Scripture and Church life.

Dear Friends,

I am writing this on Father's Day (perhaps the secular celebration most neglected in the life of the Church) and, while I am not myself a father, I have had one, known thousands, and have had reason to be grateful to a many. Click to read more....

Message from the Moderator

After the unexpected passing of my mother, Ethel, my five siblings and I found ourselves faced with the difficult and emotional task of cleaning out her home of thirty-eight years.
Click to read more....


I WANT IT AND I WANT IT NOW
Written by Wendy A. Geib

WHY STUDY THE BIBLE, GOD‘S WORD?   

Written by Wendy A Geib

Have you ever asked yourself, why study the bible? After all, it’s just another book to read, gathering dust on my bookshelf. Or it’s just not relevant to day. Ever ask these types of questions?  Click to read more...

HOW TO BE USED BY GOD

Written by Wendy A. Geib

I recently read an article with a title very similar to mine and again felt led by God to write my next article, hoping anyone who reads this one, will feel differently about knowing what their spiritual gift is.Click to read more...

To learn more about Immanuel United Church of Christ, please click on the About Us link.

 

Link to UCC website.

United Church News is now offering an easy way for members to move to the online editions of the UCC and be ready and in place when the paper edition ceases in fall of 2009.

Persons who fill out the form on the UCC website and provide an e-mail address will begin receiving the UCC's new weekly e-zine, “Keeping You ePosted” (KYeP)
Simply click on this link "Keeping You ePosted," which will also alert readers when a new issue of the UCC News is available to read online. Each issue of United Church News currently appears online at www.ucc.org/ucnews.