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Special Projects... HELP NEEDED



FAMILY PROMISE:  Our plan is to provide a protein, vegtables, salad, rolls or bread, and desert. Generally, we serve 10 to 25 people, including members from ILC and Trinity. This is an important outreach component of our mission to serve the community - and we hope you will help.

Mowing and Trimming of Grass: God has blessed our ministry. We have a gorgeous large building, a cemetery and 10 acres of land with a beautiful grove a live oaks. He wouldn’t have allowed us to have all these wonderful things if he didn’t think we could handle it all.

This is our home that we all share and we all have a responsibility to maintain and be good stewards of. Each of us need to do our part and then step-up and take care of things that may not normally be our responsibility.

One of the most time-consuming jobs we have around the church is the mowing and trimming of the grass; not only at the church but at the cemetery. Our ‘staff’ of unpaid volunteers is dwindling for a number of reasons. Ladies and gentlemen, we need you to step up, coordinate through the Church Property Committee, and help get things done around the church. If we can’t get more folks involved to help, we will need to pay to get things done… like the mowing of the grass

Transportation Team:  The Board of Stewardship & Mission Outreach is considering establishing a team of drivers who would be available to provide transportation to and from doctor's appointments and medical facilities for members of our church. It would consist of a coordinator and several drivers who would have to be contacted by the person needing assistance three or more days prior to their appointment(s).  Each driver would have to undergo a background check, and we would have to check for valid driver licensing and car insurance. It would be strictly volunteer and there would be no reimbursement for gas.  This is a way of showing your stewardship to God’s people and "To Do Unto Others." If you would like to volunteer to provide transportation or need use of this service, please either send an e-mail to: StewardshipChair@KilleenImmanuel.com  or a note to the board at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 3801 Cunningham Rd., Killeen, TX 76542, to inform us of your interest.


The Board of Stewardship/Mission Outreach is in need of more volunteers interested in joining our efforts in this important work.

Counters are needed to help count each Sunday's offering. It normally takes no more than one hour at the most to do so.   If interested, please notify Arlys in the office or Gordon.

​Education Board - Chris is working with the high school group and would love to have a second person to come along as a team teacher. 



Serving on a Board

Lay Ministry challenges you to get involved in the life of our congregation. There's a place for you to share your God given gifts here at Immanuel. Below are some of the programs you get involved with fellowship or can help with. God's watching and were waiting to welcome you! ​         





​STEWARDSHIP BOARD

​One project we need more people to get involved is Family Promise - Every member of ILC is encouraged to be involved in some way. Of course we always need the food. You can also come to serve or see what it's all about. Remember that when we keep our promise for these families, we are meeting our stated purpose to Serve the Community - what a special way to share our blessings!


EDUCATION BOARD

   As always, we ask that anyone who is able would consider the possibility of being a substitute teacher ​


FELLOWSHIP BOARD​

  • ​Help in the kitchen:  I want to extend an invitation to anyone to become involved in the work of our kitchen here at Immanuel.  All hands are welcome.  We maintain a list of members who graciously provide food when needed.  If you are able to volunteer to help with providing food for our fellowship, and would like to be added to the call list, please contact Phyllis, Fellowship Director, to be added to the list.  Many hands doing God's work make  the work easier!

LAY MINISTRY BOARD

  • 2017 will mark the 500th year of the Reformation. Lay Ministry is looking ahead to make it memorable for our congregation. The Reformation is a huge historical event in the life of the Christian church. It changed the church forever and we have Brother Martin Luther (and our Heavenly Father) to thank for it all. Join us as we prayerfully plan events to commemorate this exciting event.

    programs include
  • Adult choir
  • Bell choir, aka "The Ding-a-Lings"​

PROPERTY BOARD

programs include
  • Old Hwy FM 440 cleanup
  • Mowing Team
  • Property Team
YOUTH BOARD

More Opportunities to get involved at Immanuel


Bible Study – ILC offers classes for all ages. 
We first gather for music time with Ms Kelly at 9:15am in Room 104. After songs, prayers, and an offering we dismiss the children with their teachers for lessons.
Class ends at 10:15am.

Littles class, up to age 4, meets in the Nursery with Ms Cassie.

Pre-K/Kindergarten is with Ms Randi in room 102

1st/2nd grade is taught by Ms Pam in room 101

3rd/4th/5th grade is led by Mrs Hanisko in room 107

Confirmation students meet with Pastor Fred and Cate Berridge at 9:15am in room 108.

High school students meet with Chris Bourland at 9:15am in room 111.



​Small Group Studies - This is such an exciting opportunity for small groups to get together and study different aspects of the Lutheran faith as well as different areas of the Bible. See our weekly bulletin for active groups.

Confirmation  -  each Sunday, 9:15 am 

The Seekers   Women's Bible Study Group

The Page Turners Reading Group  We meet the third Wednesday of the month at 1:30 p.m. in the library and all are welcome whether you read the monthly selection or not. We usually have a lively discussion on other books that the group has enjoyed and recommends. Please come and join us.

The Morning Glories Writing.   LAUGH, TALK OR BREATHE    (Morning Glories)   Join us in the library on the third Thursday of the month at 9:15 am until 11:30 am.  (Bring your funny bone) 

Women of the ELCA  Our monthly breakfast meet Saturdays at 9:30 am.

Retirees/Friends Lunch  will have their monthly covered dish lunch on the third Wednesday of the month beginning at 12 noon.  Bring your favorite dish to share.  Games will be available or just come to have lunch together and visit with each other.  Remember, you don’t need to be retired to attend, just bring a dish or if you forget, come anyway.

Adult Supper Club

Crafting​  If you love to craft with paper, please consider joining us on one of our crafting Fridays:  Time is 9:30 - noon!  We have fun!


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