Immanuel Bible Church

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Immanuel Bible Church
Immanuel Bible Church
Immanuel Bible Church
Location	6911 Braddock Rd., Springfield, VA 22151
Country	United States
Denomination	Non-denominational
Website	immanuelbible.church
History
Founded	1964

Immanuel Bible Church is a non-denominational church located in Springfield, Virginia, United States.

The church was founded in 1964 as a Baptist church (part of the General Association of Regular Baptists). The groundbreaking for the church's building took place in 1966.^[1] In 1984 the church became non-denominational.

The school has been criticized for their anti-LGBT policies, which ban LGBTQ students and employees. This followed the decision of Karen Pence, second lady, to return as an art teacher in early 2019.^[2] The attention the school received as a result of this caused a media debate as to whether their policies are discriminatory.^[3]

• Official website