This is a great church and church family. Lots of young families and young children. Great Sunday…read moreSchool program. If you have been away from "church", come home to Four Corners Chapel and worship God with us. We have been members for over 25 years. As you go through life, it is incredible and heart warming to know that you have a loving church family for the good and challenging times. God Bless and look forward to seeing you soon.

Great church. Young and highly energetic pastor. Thriving Sunday School, youth group and missions…read moreprogram. Great music and the big stained glass is wonderful.

Affordable facility for family events, classes, meetings. Plenty of parking, a/c, and great…read more outdoor spaces that are for your use during your hall rental. They are also handicapped accessible. Rentals can include the use of the kitchen, tables and chairs, WiFi and other extras to make your event even more special. For an extra charge, they can even provide a cleaning crew. emmanuelcumberland@gmail

Absolutely amazing Little Free Library. This is not one to be missed. If you are an avid reader,…read morethis is the location to visit. It is located on the church grounds, and within the Prayer and Meditation Gardens. The selection is fairly stretched out. A little of this, a little of that. It is a single shelf book box, but holds quite a bit. I had to reorganize it a bit to add to it. Take your book, leave a book and enjoy the grounds. Appreciate the scenery, the fountain, the seating and everything in between. This is a well loved community area. I recommend it to everyone. This snip-it is taken from a 2017 Valley Breeze article: "A third Little Free Library in Cumberland can be found at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 120 Nate Whipple Highway. Little Free Library #46,596 stands in Emmanuel Church's Prayer and Meditation Garden, adjacent to the church parking area. The small wooden box is filled with books that anyone may take, or bring one to add and share. "Our Little Free Library was built and given in memory of one of our parishioners," says the Rev. Joan Testin, rector of Emmanuel Church. "Mae was an avid reader, and some of her favorites are part of the initial stock in this library. Not only will visitors have the chance to enjoy some good books, but any who are interested can settle themselves on a bench and enjoy the tranquility of our meditation garden as they read." "

I have been attending here for years with my family. Very strong youth program for all ages. Very…read morefriendly environment and a new beautiful building. Their sermons are focused on Jesus Christ and striving to follow Him.

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