Services at Hope

Saturday @ 5 PM · Sunday @ 8:15 AM · Sunday @ 9:45 am · Sunday 11:15 AM

About Worship Services at Hope

While of the utmost importance is each person’s individual response to His invitation of saving grace, bringing each into a saving relationship with Him, we believe His command is clear that we are to gather TOGETHER, to celebrate His name, be empowered by His word, building each other up for the plan He has for each of us and remembering His day of rest.

Hope offers four opportunities to encounter this Living God: Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings, with worship that is relevant, creative and truth telling, standing purely on the Word of God.

Elevate Saturday @ 5:00 PM

Elevate follows a contemporary worship format, surrounding scripture and messages with creative multimedia, blending pop Christian music with praise choruses and classic hymns led by a band with choral and vocal team support.

CLASSIC HOPE Sunday @ 8:15 AM

Classic Hope has a more traditional worship format, surrounding scripture and a message with musical offerings by choirs or ensembles, and traditional hymns led by organ.

Hope Alive Sunday @ 9:45 & 11:15 AM*

Hope Alive has a contemporary worship format, surrounding scripture and messages with creative multimedia, blending pop Christian music with praise choruses and classic hymns led by a band with choral and vocal team support.

CHILD CARE (VIA OUR KID'S PROGRAM) IS AVAILABLE DURING BOTH HOPE ALIVE SERVICES.

*OUR 11:15 HOPE ALIVE SERVICE IS ASL INTERPRETED.

Give Me Faith

March 2nd & 3rd faith to pray

March 9th & 10th faith for full surrender

March 16th & 17th faith to face the future

March 23rd & 24th faith to know i’m forgiven

March 30th & 31st faith to trust

April 6th & 7th faith to witness

Lent 2019

March 6th - The Lord's Prayer · March 13th - Prayers of Surrender · March 20th - Prayers of Intercession
March 27th - Prayers for Healing · April 3rd - Prayers of Adoration · April 10th - Prayers of Lament

Life Group Study Guide

Dinner Menu:

March 6: Baked chicken, garlic mashed potatoes, veggie, salad, and rolls
March 13: Pasta with sauce, meatballs and sausage, salad and rolls
March 20: Ham with scalloped potatoes, veggie, salad, rolls
March 27: Pulled pork with slider rolls, homemade mac & cheese, veggie and salad
April 3: Italian marinated chicken with artichokes and red peppers, rice, veggie and rolls
March 10: Oven roasted turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, corn, salad, and biscuits

Suggested offering: $5 per adult, $3 per child with a $15 family maximum

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT WORSHIP:

HOW SHOULD I DRESS FOR WORSHIP SERVICES?

WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT WHEN I ARRIVE?

WHAT IS COMMUNION LIKE AT HOPE? WHAT IS HOPE'S COMMUNION POLICY?

OUR PRACTICE OF THE LORD’S SUPPER
As a baptized believer in celebrating the Lord’s Supper, you are affirming with each communicant that:

Jesus is your Savior and Lord.
You believe His body and blood are truly present for the forgiveness of sins and spiritual strength.
It is your desire to serve Him as a disciple in the fellowship of the Christian Church.

How old do I have to be to take communion? As a guest, may I commune?
It is our practice at Hope Church to instruct our youth prior to the reception of the Lord’s Supper. That instruction begins in grade six, and the youth are confirmed in the faith at the end of seventh grade. To avoid confusion, we ask that guests and visitors with younger children respect this practice or speak to the Pastor if there are further questions.

What do you serve at communion? I have a dietary restriction, may I still commune?
We serve red wine and wafers at communion.

White grape juice and gluten-free wafers are available in the center of our communion trays for those with dietary restrictions. Please point to the gluten-free wafers, and pick it up yourself to avoid any cross-contamination.

To assure everyone who is able receives the Lord's Supper who needs to be served in your seat, please sit anywhere in the far left section (as you face the front) of the Worship Center. Thank you.

When do you offer communion?
Communion takes place every 1st and 3rd Sunday at all services, including the Saturday that coincides with that weekend.

WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I NEED PRAYER?

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I can't even begin to describe how wonderful this church is. Hope is a family. They are warm, accepting and truly care, especially when you need somewhere to turn. They have groups and events for children, teens, college students and adults that help bring you closer in your relationship to God and others within the church community. I highly recommend this church to anyone.