At the Annual Financial Meeting of Immanuel Presbyterian Church on January 25, the congregation voted to elect the Rev. Teresa A. Larson and the Rev. Robert W. Ater co-pastors beginning September 1, 2026. Larson and Ater currently serve the congregation as associate pastors. Rev. Larson joined the pastoral team in the fall of 2020 and Rev. Ater has served Immanuel since August of 2004. The motion was presented by Dr. Deborah Anderson, chair of the Human Resources Committee

Nine new members and friends  were welcomed by Immanuel's Session (governing board) this month. They were hosted by the Ministers and Session at a special Welcome and Orientation Event following worship on Sunday, January 11. The Immanuel was told and participants learned about the congregation's shared mission and ministry. The group will be welcomed by the congregation during morning worship on Sunday, March 8. The next Welcome and Orientation Event  will be held later t

Use the pledge form to share your intended giving for the New Year, helping us budget wisely and serve boldly. Every fall, we invite our Immanuel family to complete an annual pledge form. If you're new to this practice, you might be wondering: What exactly is a pledge? And why does it matter? Here's the simple truth: A pledge is a promise—not a legal contract, but a faith commitment.  When you complete a pledge form, you're sharing your intended giving for the coming year. Yo

Immanuel was grateful to host MLK Scholarships Milwaukee for their fiftieth anniversary celebration on Sunday afternoon, January 11. The Rev. Danny Murphy, one of the early scholarship recipients, returned to offer the keynote for the day. Rev. Murphy currently serves as General Presbyter of the Trinity Presbytery in South Carolina. The MLK Scholarships Milwaukee started with three ecumenical pastors in Milwaukee, Rev. Ernest Glenn, Christ Presbyterian Church, Rev. Joe El