


We are delighted to welcome you to
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church is a vibrant, inclusive community where all are welcome, no matter where you are on your spiritual journey. Our services blend traditional liturgy with reflection, offering a space to connect with God and others.
Come as you are! We will look forward to having you with us!
Our doors are open, and so are our hearts!

Holy Eucharist Service
celebrated by The Rev. Rob E. Sachs
Music by Lisa Pettit
July 26, 2026 · 9:30 a.m.
In Church Service
Sunday Services 9:30 a.m. (holiday times vary) Lectionary Pages Daily Blessings Bulletin Visit our Facebook
Our daily email Blessing Bulletins are sent to those on our mailing list each day. To receive them, please email office@emmanuelhailey.org.
Inquiries? Best to email office@emmanuelhailey.org · 208-788-3547



Want to know what's going on at Emmanuel?
Upcoming Services
Sunday July 26 - Holy Eucharist with The Rev. Rob E. Sachs
Sunday August 2 - Holy Eucharist with the Rev. Rob Gieselmann
Sunday August 2 - Church Picnic
Weekly Happenings
- Thrift Shop — open every Saturday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
- Open Sanctuary — every Friday, 12–6 p.m.
- Bible Study — every Wednesday, 2:00 p.m. at church
All are welcome.
Our ADA Project
The project is done!






Thrift Shop Open Every Saturday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Are you looking for a fun volunteer activity?
We need you!
We are looking for volunteers to donate their time for one Saturday a month, a couple of hours at a time.
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Giving at Emmanuel
Donations and Pledges
"We are in this altogether" describes how we share our gifts so lovingly at Emmanuel. The Gospel invites us to walk with our neighbor in their footsteps, with the outcast and the marginalized, with those who need us. As we spread the Good News in our world, we carry the love and support of our congregation and our prayers into our communities. We strive to share our time, talent and treasures with our neighbors.
What a way to bring our gifts forward: first the bread and wine followed by the offering plates, and finally ourselves — altogether! When we gather in love, bless, break, and share our gifts and ourselves with the world, we bring healing and transformation to our world.
This year you are invited to join in the timeless call to share your wealth, works, and wisdom with a world in need.
At Emmanuel we are deeply connected and communicate well with each other, whether it is to provide coffee hour, a community event, operate the Thrift Shop, or seek ministry service — all rooted abundantly in Faith and Service.
We are thankful for the ways you have shared your time, your talent and your treasure during the year that is passing. Please consider this invitation to let us know how you will share your gifts in 2024–2025 for the continued ministry of Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
Thank you for your continued generosity.
The Vestry.
Prayerfully consider your gift for 2026.
Give
Online
Or please mail your donation or pledge to the church address:
P.O. Box 576, Hailey, Idaho 83333.
Thank you for your faithful and giving hearts. Let us know if you have any questions or concerns.


Episcopal Relief & Development's News
Our Commitment to Clean Water
Episcopal Relief & Development is committed to ensuring that safe and clean water is accessible even in the most rural communities. In partnership with local organizations, we support communities in developing clean sources of water.
Our water programs are part of an integrated strategy that focuses on preventing the spread of disease while promoting overall community health and well-being:
Wells, water systems and stations are constructed based on local assessments of needs and capacity.
Community members learn how to use and maintain the water systems.
In support of our water programs, we help build latrines and promote sanitation and hygiene education.
The Impact of Safe Water
Having safe water has a tremendous impact on daily life. With these systems in place, people no longer have to spend hours fetching water from polluted lakes, rivers and streams near their homes. Girls can go to school, and women are able to care for their families and pursue education and employment ― creating a better future for themselves and their communities.
Your gift supports communities to create safe and clean water sources
"Episcopal Relief & Development was founded by The Episcopal Church to help people fleeing violence in World War II," said Nagulan Nesiah, Senior Program Officer, Disaster Response and Risk Reduction, Episcopal Relief & Development. "We remain committed to supporting our partners on the ground as they meet both immediate and long-term needs created by this crisis."
For more information on how you can help — CLICK HERE
Make a Donation today
Local Resources for Health
- St. Luke's Wood River Family Medicine, Hailey — Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m.: 208-788-3434
- Center for Community Health — non-medical evaluation and questions, such as help finding a primary care provider, Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m.: 208-727-8733. After hours: 208-381-9000
- Idaho CareLine — state hotline for general questions: 211, or 1-800-926-2588
- Nami: https://nami-wrv.org · 208-481-0686 · info@namiwrv.org
- The Hunger Coalition: info@thehungercoalition.org · 208-788-0121
- The Senior Connection: www.seniorconnectionidaho.org · 208-788-3468
- Crisis Hotline: 208-788-0735 · info@crisishotlineidaho.org
Disaster Resources
Below are some suggested agencies and links for anyone needing help getting through this pandemic.
Emmanuel Parish Leadership
Bishop of Idaho — The Rt. Rev. Jos Tharakan
Vestry
- Senior Warden — Martha "Beaver" Burke
- Junior Warden — Charlie Fowler
- Vestry — Janet Houts
- Vestry — Marilyn Baybutt
- Vestry — Sandy Scott
- Vestry — Mark Howland
- Vestry — Tricia Dunn
- Treasurer — Rebecca Spadafora
- Clerk of the Vestry — Geegee Lowe
Staff & Ministry
- Pastoral Presence — The Rev. Rob Gieselmann
- Organist — Lisa Pettit
- Bookkeeper — Chad Stacy
- Sexton — Maria Mares