Hope Blog

What's new at Hope.

  1. Congregational Meeting

    This is our twice-yearly gathering to receive updates on finances, our building renovation process, and future plans.  It is also a GREAT place to come and ask questions about Hope.

    The building remodel is in progress! Come learn what is happening on the renovation schedule. Scott McDonald will bring a full report on all things construction-related. Geno Hildebrandt will bring everyone up to date on how the project is being funded.

    We regret that the deadline to RSVP has passed.

  2. Calderon Training

    Join us in receiving practical tools gathered from his years of traveling the world raising up leaders. More info to come!

    Hope Chapel Sanctuary

    9am-12pm

    September 15, 2018

  3. Women’s Swap Boutique

    Hey Ladies! Want to shop but need to stay on budget? Or do you just need to be with the girls? Then join us for our first ever Swap Boutique. Saturday, September 15th @6:30pm. Private residence location will be sent to RSVPs.

    Here’s how it will work:

    1. RSVP
    2. Grab at least 2 or more items from your closet you do not need or want, (Items should be washed and in good condition to hand over to a friend i.e. iron it if ya need too!).
    3. What are items? Glad you asked! Items include: dresses, blouses, skirts, pants, belts, hats, scarves, etc…basically clothing and accessories.
    4. Bring a friend, like a friend who we have not met yet!
    5. Bring a appetizer, side dish, or dessert to share!

    It’s a party ladies, A FREE SHOPPING PARTY!

    This event has expired. Please visit the Women of Hope page for future events and bible studies.

  4. Family Visit CPS

    in the Lighthouse.

    Contact: Amy Doezema or Hala Tompkins

  5. Fall Books & Breakfast

     a 9-week study by Jen Wilkin

    Dates: Thursdays, September 20th-November 15th
    Time: 9:30-11:30am
    Questions: Email Aubrey Johnson or Bethany McCants
    What does it mean to be a citizen of the kingdom of Heaven? Matthew’s gospel opens with three chapters containing Jesus’ longest recorded message – a sermon given to His disciples early in His ministry to articulate what the life of a Christ-follower would look like. It was a message intended to turn upside down every expectation His closest followers might have.
    In His sweeping depiction of kingdom citizenship, Jesus utters some of the most familiar passages in all of Scripture. Most of us have only encountered the Sermon on the Mount in fragments, considering its subdivisions as complete teachings in their own right – a study on blessedness, a reflection on the Lord’s Prayer, a meditation on lilies of the field. But what if we navigated these three chapters as they were originally heard: as one cohesive, well-ordered message, intended to challenge us to think differently about repentance, salvation, and sanctification?
    Join us for food and fellowship as we study this passage together.
    Sign up Below (childcare provided until full)

    Childcare has now been closed. Please contact Joelene Michel with questions.