Easter Worship Service
April 9th, 2023 › SermonsNew to Hope? We’re glad you’re here! Text the word WELCOME to 512-777-1826 to connect with our welcome team!
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“Pilgrimage of Light” Artist Reception
January 10th, 2023 › HopeArts
Join us Saturday, February 4th in the Hope Chapel Sanctuary Gallery for an artist’s reception of Pilgrimage of Light, a photography exhibit by Wendy Dooldeniya. There will be a catered reception and artist talk starting at 6:30pm, followed by an interactive Q & A. We will also have musical accompaniment by guitarist Nathan Howard.
Wendy describes her work in this way: “These images are moments of my soul hearing the voices of water, wind, light, and shadow. They are the moments that give me pause and peace in the wanderings of daily life.”
Contact Aubrey Johnson for more information: Johnson_ah@yahoo.com.
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Current State of World Missions | Carlos Calderon
January 8th, 2023 › SermonsNew to Hope? We’re glad you’re here! Text the word WELCOME to 512-777-1826 to connect with our welcome team!
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Christmas Eve Service
December 24th, 2022 › SermonsNew to Hope? We’re glad you’re here! Text the word WELCOME to 512-777-1826 to connect with our welcome team!
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God’s Faithfulness
November 27th, 2022 › SermonsNew to Hope? We’re glad you’re here! Text the word WELCOME to 512-777-1826 to connect with our welcome team!
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“Light Up the Church”: Remembering Kristallnacht November 9th
November 3rd, 2022 › Community Updates
On November 9, 1938, hordes of German paramilitary and citizens attacked Jewish citizens, their homes, schools, businesses, cemeteries and synagogues in what became known as Kristallnacht — the Night of Broken Glass.
Over the last decade synagogues around the world have participated in leaving their lights on all night on Nov. 9th. Churches worldwide will join them to “let their lights shine in the darkness” Saturday, Nov. 9th in solidarity with the Jewish people, to stand against anti-semitism. At Hope Chapel, we will place about 50 “LED candles” in each of our windows visible from the streets, and yard signs out front indicating the purpose.
For more information, visit LightUpTheChurch.org