Churchwide Christmas Program
September 5th, 2017 ›Our annual churchwide event of Scripture, song and great joy! Join us as we celebrate the birth of the Redeemer with Lessons and Carols.
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Our annual churchwide event of Scripture, song and great joy! Join us as we celebrate the birth of the Redeemer with Lessons and Carols.
Come as you are: dressed for photos in front of the tree or with the kids in pajamas. Begin a tradition with us Christmas Eve at 5:00 PM. Bring your family and friends to sing the carols and hear the story once again of when Hope came as a human and lived among us. Then stand in the darkness as the first candle is lit and see it slowly spread across the room, candle to candle. Until at last, enveloped in the glow, we remember when The Light came into the world and pierced the darkness.
Announcing the first (in a long time) Hope Chapel men’s retreat! The retreat will be held at Twin Lakes YMCA Camp at 2300 South Bell Blvd, Cedar Park TX 78613. We will begin at 7 pm on Friday evening and wrap up by noon on Sunday.
Over the course of the weekend we will be talking about “The five liberating truths!” What are the five liberating truths? You will have to come to the men’s retreat to find out!
Contact Brett Hart for more information and to sign up.
Sundays at Hope Chapel are relaxed, family-style gatherings where everyone is welcome and appreciated. We start with worship (singing) and end with solid Biblical teaching. Children’s classes are available during this service.
Sunday Night Church (SNC) meets at 5:00 p.m. in the lighthouse building on Ruth Ave.
SNC opens with some art, continues with the sermon and discussion, and ends the evening with dynamic worship and prayer.
The service ends at 6:30 p.m. so there is plenty of time to go out with your friends afterward for dinner.
Note: this service does not have children’s classes or child care.
Ever wondered after a plain reading of a Bible text where to go next in understanding it more deeply?
How do you look for the writer’s intentions or the theological themes or the cultural context?
Join Geno Hildebrandt in a semester long (15 week) course answering these questions.
Class meets in the pastoral office conference room from 7:00 to 7:40 pm. At 7:45 pm class participants will join those from other classes in the sanctuary for a time of worship and ministry.
Spend the first half of the semester learning the rules for sound Bible interpretation and the second half of the semester understanding how to teach the Bible in a small group setting.The principles learned are also useful for teaching in a classroom or an auditorium. The class goal is to prepare leaders for small group ministry and house church leadership.