3 key updates: 1) Members- Please plan on attending the Congregational Meeting. 2) Hope Youth starts this Sunday evening! 3) Launch Sunday is September 24th!
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At Hope, we are all about the life of the mind. We don’t want you to check your mind at the door. But neither do we want you to check your heart at the door. We want both. And we believe that both are not only possible, but essential.
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Pastor Joe has some exciting news to share with you. Starting Sunday, August 1 2021, this will be the first Sunday in a new chapter in our church.
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Is Jesus relevant to our jobs and our vocational lives? Many of us would affirm at least theoretically that this is true, but we might also struggle to articulate how this is true, let alone to actually live like this is true. But if Jesus is who we proclaim Him to be, we would do well to seek to grow in the integration of our faith and our work.
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The hope is simple: create space for you to be with God. Join me for a 3-part series Sunday nights in February from 8-9 pm.
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The Bennetts are currently living in Paris as missionaries. Hope Church gives support to their mission in France. They recently sent this video update for us!
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We have an opportunity to support global missions through the Southern Africa Reformed Mission (SARM). Tom Brod shares in this video about SARM and a church plant in the bush of southern Zimbabwe that meets under a tree.
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Last week when I opened my newsfeed I saw the President trigger a violent insurrection, adding up to what David French correctly called a “violent Christian insurrection.” So how should we, as Christians, react? I want to humbly suggest three things for now: clarity, lament, and humility.
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Social-distancing does not equal relational-distancing. The leadership of Hope has been working diligently to create pathways of connection for you all. Here are a few important updates about how we aim to do that.
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Last week when I opened my newsfeed I saw the President trigger a violent insurrection, adding up to what David French correctly called a “violent Christian insurrection.” So how should we, as Christians, react? I want to humbly suggest three things for now: clarity, lament, and humility.