Worship with Us
Each week, we gather on Wednesdays and Sundays to worship together in 4 different worship experiences in 3 unique sanctuaries.


Sunday Schedule
8:30 am
Holy Eucharist Rite One
Peaceful Spoken Service in Elizabethan English
+ Children's Chapel & staffed Nursery
9:30 am
Sunday School
Formation classes for all ages; rotating topics
Donuts & Coffee in Parish Hall; Staffed nursery available
10:30 am
Holy Eucharist Rite Two
Modern English liturgy with Hymns, Choir or Special Music
+ Children's Chapel & staffed Nursery
Wednesday Schedule
12:00pm
Noon Eucharist
Holy Communion from the 1928 BCP in Lady Chapel
Enter through the double red doors off Broadway (into the Nave)
6:15pm
Parish Family Meal
Dinner prepared & served by volunteer meal teams for members & guests
Vegan & Gluten Free options always available
7:00pm
Formation Class
Classes for all ages with rotating teachers & topics, + staffed nursery
8:00pm
Candlelight Compline
Short, reflective prayer service with acoustic music & harmony
Wednesday night programming only takes place during the Shawnee Public School year!

The Nave
The Nave is our primary worship space, also called the Sanctuary. This building was originally constructed in the early 1900s and our congregation has been worshipping in it since 1905! It features a classic vaulted ceiling flanked by stained glass windows depicting the life of Christ.
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Lady Chapel
This small and solemn chapel adjoins the Nave at the southwest corner, and contains the church's columbarium and original wooden altar. The noon Eucharist service takes place here each week, and it also hosts the annual Maundy Thursday "garden", where people pray through the night to candlelight.

All Saints Chapel
All Saints Chapel was added with the 2021 formation wing. It features a stained glass window of Moses with the burning bush. This smaller sanctuary is home for the youth group and Children's Chapel, and also hosts candlelit compline on Wednesday nights.
Worship Spaces



Harrah Mission
In 2023, Emmanuel began work to plant an Episcopal church in Harrah, and it began meeting at the Black Raven Pub on Easter that year.
While it has outgrown its first home, and it continues to grow today in its new location on 23rd Street! If you are located in that area, we encourage you to visit Emmanuel Harrah!
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Upcoming Gatherings

Ice Cream SocialWed, Aug 26




Blessing of the BackpacksSun, Aug 30










