What's new at Hope.
Our friends will be visiting for a quick weekend and would love to share stories with you over lunch. Please join us in the Family Room on November 13 directly after the service for lunch and great fellowship!
Please RSVP on Realm
The whole Castro family will be visiting us from around the world and have many stories to share about God’s movements. We’ll hear about how discipleship through business is transforming lives, how young people are receiving ministry through sports, and how the isolated villages in Bulgaria are responding to the Word.
Please plan to join us for any or all of the following events:
Aug 15- Dessert night
Aug 19- ITN briefing
Aug 21- Post-service reception
Aug 23- Prayer and Worship
RSVP on Realm or email Ceci@theproegers.com
Our friends Michael and Allison will be in town for a brief visit and would love to share what God is doing in South Africa. Join us in the Family Room after the service on July 31 and hear how you have helped spread the gospel to the ends of the earth. Lunch provided, please rsvp on Realm.
Charlie and Alana Krieg have been serving in New Zealand for the last 4 years with Steiger International Ministries and are returning briefly to share stories! On June 26 bring your lunch to service and join the Kriegs on the playground afterwards for an informal hang out and catch up. They have been ministering to young people in an unprecedented time and surely have much to share!
Join us for an amazing story of courage in obedience to God during a horrific time in history. This couple, Sabina and her husband Richard Wurmbrand, were tortured and imprisoned for declaring their faith in Jesus and leading others to do the same. They left Romania in the early 1960s and eventually relocated to the US and co-founded The Voice of the Martyrs.
Hope Chapel will provide childcare due to the content and images in the film. Childcare registration closes Feb 25.
Film Showing: March 4, 6pm
Hope Chapel Sanctuary
Each year Hope Chapel gets the opportunity to bless all of our workers around the world. We have done an outstanding job of letting them know they are loved and missed, and I know this year will be the same (y’all are truly a generous bunch).
In the sanctuary, or under the stairs in the coffee shop, you will find cards to write notes of encouragement, as well as a document to fill out for financial gifts to specified workers. Please make it a family activity! The workers enjoy hearing from the younger generations and knowing the gospel is also going forth here in Austin.
Thank you for the love and care you show to those who are serving the Lord in a cross-cultural context. You are greatly appreciated!
Merry Christmas!