Featured Community Events

Information about Hope Chapel for the whole body.

  1. Smiles & Stories Social International Potluck 

    Creative, New Culinary Delights Welcome!
    Sunday, February 8th – International Foods

    Come join us for our monthly potluck as we celebrate spreading God’s love around the world and we bring together dishes from places we’ve been or places we’d love to visit. Hope Chapel provides the Slavic dish Plov. Bring an International food dish maybe from a place our own GO Team or our youth have gone cross-culturally. Bring something from there or from a place you’ve been or would like to go.

    Pitch in as you can before you leave – many hands make light work!

  2. Books & Breakfast Bible Study – Registration Now Open!

    Come join the Women of Hope for Thursday breakfast & studying the book of Joshua. In this 10-session, verse-by-verse study of the book of Joshua, Jen Wilkin helps us see God’s continuing faithfulness to fulfill His covenant promises, both to Israel then and to us today. Israel’s story is our story. We battle not against flesh and blood as they did, but we courageously war against the temptations of the world, the flesh, and the Devil, trusting in the finished work of the true and better Joshua, Jesus Christ.

    Dates: Thursdays, February 5th – April 23rd (skipping 3/19 & 4/2)

    Time: 9:30am – 11:30am

    Location: Upstairs Den, Hope Chapel

    Childcare Available

    Childcare for 5th grade and under available until full.

    Contact Marty St. Onge (marty@hopemail.org) for more information regarding this study.

    Sign up HERE!

  3. The MomCo@Hope Spring Registration is Now Open

    Dear Mama,

    In a world that values polish over vulnerability, we at The MomCo@Hope are reclaiming the power of awkwardness. Why? Because awkward is authentic and charming and it’s a breath of fresh air.  Moms self-report loneliness in staggeringly high numbers, probably because they feel no one truly knows the truest version of themselves. And there’s one way to make that happen—by getting awkward.

    So join us this spring as we get honest, authentic, and yes, a bit awkward.

    We’re saving a seat for you.

    The MomCo@Hope

    Register here.

     

  4. HopeKids Classes — What to Expect During the School Year

    Dear Parents,

    The HopeKids ministry is happy to be able to provide classes for kids of all ages on Sunday mornings! Classes begin at 10am. Here’s what to expect on Sundays during the school year.

    When you arrive, a greeter will escort you to the coffee shop. There you will find the HopeKids kiosk and check in station. One of our friendly volunteers will be glad to get your kids registered and checked in for the morning. Once you are checked in, you and your children will be escorted to their appropriate classes. During the morning, your child will experience fun, age-appropriate Bible lessons from Brite*, age-appropriate worship, and have lots of fun. We look forward to meeting you this Sunday!

    hala tompkins and the HopeKids Team

  5. Kids Worship Resumes January 4

    Hi Hope Family,

    Kids Worship resume this Sunday and musicians young and old who would like to hone their skills as part of a worship team are invited to join us. Weekly Sunday morning practices are at 9am in the Den. Bring your N2Worship binder if you have one, an empty binder if you don’t.

    Contact hala tompkins for more details.

  6. Joe Friedman, A HopeArtist Presents: Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” Reading on Sunday, December 21st, 6-8:30 PM

    AN EVENING OF IMAGINATION
    Invite friends to come and hear this timeless redemption story as veteran actor, Joe Friedman, in period costume, reads aloud Charles Dickens’ beloved classic, A Christmas Carol, for our enjoyment. Ebenezer Scrooge, Marley, the Ghosts of Christmas: Past, Present, and Yet To Come, and Tiny Tim with the rest of the Cratchits will come to life in your imagination. Joe is in his 36th year of reading this story for others.

    BRING SOMETHING TO DO “AROUND THE HEARTH” 
    Bring your puzzles or knit, sew, make crafts (a great time to make ornaments!) – whatever your preferred activity to do is while you listen – in the Den upstairs.

    ARE CHILDREN WELCOME? YES, OF COURSE… Parents, it’s up to your discretion as to whether your kids have the right temperament for a two hour reading (with an intermission).

    Joe says, “Feel free to dress in period costume!”

    RSVP ON REALM
    No tickets needed: free for all as Joe’s gift – but let him know you’re coming.