HopeArts

Updates from HopeArts.

  1. HopeArts Fall Showcase/Feast – Right Under Our Noses, Saturday, November 1st from 3-9:00 p.m.

    It’s time for us to stir up, celebrate and procreate the beauty that’s been right under our noses, blossoming in our body while we’ve been busy being a church. 

    You’re going to see painting, pottery, dragon puppets, a Lego master, poets, short story authors, a one person show, and a spoken word /Danny the Diaper Changer / worship / healing variety show like you’ve never seen before. 3-6:00 p.m. is the show.  6-9:00 p.m. is the feast. 

    Bethany Neely is the featured artist.  Peter Nevland, the featured performer.  Here at Hope Chapel. 

    How to get tickets is coming soon (‘cause this will be a sellout).

  2. Kids Worship Resumes September 7

    Hi Hope Family,

    Young musicians who would like to hone their skills as part of a worship team are invited to join us for weekly Sunday morning practice 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.

  3. 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! 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

  4. Register Now, The MomCo@Hope Starts on September 7

    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 fall as we get honest, authentic, and yes, a bit awkward.

    We’re saving a seat for you. Register here.

    The MomCo@Hope

    Visit our instagram page for more information.

     

  5. Panel – Sisters in Battle Ministry

    You’re Invited! Get To Know SIB Panel — September 21st

    After church on Sunday, September 21st, we invite you to come upstairs for a powerful time of testimony and encouragement hosted by Sisters in Battle (SIB) – a sister ministry of FAM.

    Grab a plate from the Smiles & Stories event happening downstairs, then bring it with you upstairs to hear directly from SIB participants as they share how God has been moving in and through this ministry.

    🕊️ Expect a time of:

    • Honest stories of hope, healing, and transformation
    • Celebration of what God is doing in the lives of women at Hope
    • Learning how SIB and FAM want to serve side by side to encourage families in the rebuilding phase of life 

    Location: Upstairs (grab a plate downstairs!)
    Time: Right after service

    Come be part of what God is doing—this is more than an event; it’s a movement of spiritual battle in the name of Jesus.

    We’d love to see you there! (although SIB primarily serves women – we’d love for men and women of all ages to come hear testimonies)

    — The SIB Leadership Team 💜

     

  6. Bounces & Bubbles with The MomCo@Hope

    Join the MomCo@Hope for our annual summer fun event on the Hope Chapel playground. Meet other families, learn more about the MomCo, and let your kids play in the water. Bring your whole family, snack, sunscreen, and water clothes. Your kids will get wet!

    We’ll meet on the Hope Chapel playground from 10 to noon on Saturday, August 16.

    Contact Hala with questions.