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  1. Dan Davis Passed Away

    Community Updates


    With deep sorrow we tell you that our founding pastor and great friend, Dan Davis, passed away this morning (December 7, 2023) in the hospital in WA. It was sudden and we are still reeling from the reality. At an emergency room visit last weekend, blood work revealed very high white blood cell count. It was diagnosed as a blood cancer. Things happened quickly, and Thursday morning the 7th he passed away peacefully at the hospital.

    We invite you to join us in mourning our loss of a great friend and leader in our lovely community (and surely beyond). Please pray for dear Joann, his wife, their son and daughter-in-law, Jeff and Alison who are there with her, and daughter and son-in-law, Denise & Scott, and the extended family as they grieve and process his life and passing.

    Thank you for your love and care for us all.

    Dan would want you all to know how much he loved Hope Chapel and how proud he was of us as a community.”

    From Jack Dorman, Worship Leader for 40+ years and leading still, former Senior Pastor of 10 years, Hopite since the beginning. 

    The Celebration of Life for Dan is on Saturday,  January 6th at 1:00 PM at Grace Covenant Church. Find the details of the service here.

  2. Singing with Angels | Jayson Knox

    Sermons

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  3. Cotton Hance Celebration of Life Service Thursday, Oct. 19, 2023

    Community Updates

    Join us for the celebration of the life of our dear Cotton Hance, with reception to follow.

    Children are welcome but there will be no childcare provided. A light lunch reception will follow in the Family Room. The service will be live streamed here.

    RSVP on Realm. You can also sign up to bring light snacks, help set up and/or clean up. (If you’ve already RSVP’d you can go back in and click “Manage RSVP Details” to sign up to bring something/help as you’re able.)

    View Cotton’s online memorial page here.