Welcome to Emmanuel Episcopal Church! 

For over 140 years, Emmanuel Episcopal Church has been serving the greater Wakefield community in worship, Christian education, spiritual formation, and service to those in need.  Emmanuel is a diverse, active, and welcoming parish.  We are a living rainbow with seniors, families with young children, couples, singles, and young adults.  Young and old, men and women, gay and straight, people of all races and backgrounds find a home here as the people of God.

With Episcopalians throughout the United States and Anglicans across the world, we believe that through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ we are given an example of how to live faithfully and we are drawn into union with God as God's beloved children.  As disciples of Jesus, we become integral parts of his Body and his life through our participation in the sacraments of Baptism and Holy Eucharist (also called Holy Communion or the Mass), by which we are welcomed into the family of faith and fed spiritually by God.  In these sacraments, we are infused with the power, the love, and the life of Christ. 

Our website provides a glimpse into our community of faith, but the best way to get to know us is to join us in worship on Sunday morning.  Visitors are always invited to the informal weekly Coffee Hour in the Parish Hall following the 10 a.m. service.  (Parishioners who attend the 8 a.m. service also regularly join together after that service for fellowship.)

Our worship space, meeting rooms, and facilities are handicapped accessible, including a designated parking space on Bryant Street.  The Parish office is open Monday–Friday from 9 a.m.– 12 Noon.  You can contact us at 781-245-1374 or by e-mail at eecw@verizon.net.

Come and visit us.  At Emmanuel, we are growing in faith, growing in spirit, and growing in community. 

We invite you to come and grow with us.

The Rev'd Matthew P. Cadwell

Rector

Be sure to visit the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts’ website to learn more about The Episcopal Church's activities and ministries both in the local area and throughout the world.

The Episcopal Church is a member of the 77 million member word-wide Anglican Communion.