Due to the installation of Pr. Hellwege, the schedule of worship services will be altered on Aug. 22:
9:15 Sunday School and Bible Class
10:30 Matins
7:00 p.m. Divine Service with Holy Communion and the installation of the Rev. Dr. John Hellwege, Jr., as pastor of Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran Church, UAC.
Reception in the school following the Divine Service.
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On Sunday August 22, at 7:00 p.m., the Rev. Dr. John Hellwege will be installed as pastor of Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran Church, U.A.C. You are invited to attend and celebrate God’s grace to him and us in establishing him as our pastor in Christ.
Following the installation there will be a wine and [...]

The following letter was read to the congregation before Divine Service, Sunday July 4, 2010:
Dear members of Emmaus Lutheran Church,
After much prayer and consideration, not only since receiving your call, but in the months leading up to it as well, it is with joy and thankfulness to our LORD and Savior that I announce that [...]

On June 20, 2010, at its regular quarterly Voters’ meeting, Emmaus Ev. Lutheran Church called Rev. Dr. John Hellwege of Chesterfield, Missouri to be her pastor by unanimous vote. Rev. Hellwege has served Emmaus as vacancy pastor for nearly two years. We now eagerly anticipate him taking up the mantle of shepherd among us. Please [...]

Private Confession and Absolution: Have you taken a hard look at the sin and spiritual struggles in your life? Are there any particular sins that trouble you? If so, please feel free to come to the church on Wednesday at 5:30, or call Pastor Hellwege (636-532-3313) to set up another time for private Confession and [...]

Come join the fun this Wednesday, May 26th at 5:00. Feast on hamburgers and hotdogs out on the grass, ($1/plate), take a tour of the school to see what we’ve been up to this semester, hear the Partners in Chime concert, and watch the play about the story of Ruth. You’ll also be able to [...]

The festival of Ascension celebrates an important event in the life of Jesus Christ and should be held in very high regard, like Good Friday and Easter. According to old church custom, as the Holy Gospel from Mark 16 is read on Ascension Day, there is a pause after this verse is read: “So then [...]