Please join us each day in May as we pray a special prayer for God’s guidance for the future of the communities inside and outside the walls of Hope and for guidance in your own personal journey as well. All of the prayers were written by anonymous members of Hope, and will be available in printed booklets outside of the sanctuary, on…
Stop by the adult Sunday School class in the parlor for some coffee and a short video and discussion from 9:15-10am. We’ll be doing a study called “You Were Made For This Moment” by Max Lucado. “How the story of Esther inspires us to step up and stand out for God”. No book required. Hope to see you there! For the kids,…
Throughout the pandemic, the people of Hope, as well as our church partners in the area, have continued to serve our community. Here is the schedule of available food and clothing services offered. If you are in need, please feel free to stop by – and be sure to pay attention to the location from the descriptions below. Free take out (drive…
As Hope increases its online presence through live streaming, there are plenty of opportunities to help as a volunteer. You don’t even have to be a technical expert or computer person! Please use this form to sign up for areas of interest, and we’ll provide plenty of training and guidance. Look below the form for additional information about each volunteer position. Open…
There are many ways that we can support the work of God through Hope United Methodist Church. Our church understands generosity and stewardship as a combination of five things: prayers, presence, witness, gifts, and service. These five things strive to help us be balanced in living generous lives. Naturally some of these are easier than others for each of us to do,…
You’d be surprised how often pastors hear this question within the church. To be fair, I don’t think we often talk enough about the liturgical seasons in the church, and if you didn’t notice that the paraments (cloths on the altar and pulpits) change you may not even notice that we have different seasons either! The liturgical year guides us on a…
Friends, The crisis facing the United States at the southern border is not something that is just a political or societal issue. Indeed it is a moral urgency that is crying out for justice, mercy, and action. We may ask ourselves, “why should I care,” and “what can I do?” The United Methodist Church stands committed to the rights of migrants, fellow…