Hello and Welcome!

We’re so excited you’re here.

Here are a few answers to some questions you may have, whether you’re planning your first visit or you’ve been “new” for a little bit of time now. Can’t find an answer to something? Contact Us!

What is HOPE like?

You’ll meet caring, everyday people who come from all life experiences.

You are welcome at HOPE no matter where you are on the belief spectrum! HOPE welcomes into its community every person of any background, culture, race, sexuality, gender identity, family structure, or faith experience.

Sunday Worship:

HOPE worship is authentic, engaging and relaxed. You can be a part of worship online, in person, on demand, as well as engage with others through various events and small groups during the week! Each Sunday you’ll experience great music and relatable messages.

There are also experiences just for kids and students, if they make up part of your family.

What time is worship?

Worship happens live in person and online, Sundays at 9AM and 10:30AM.

You can also join in on demand during the week.

What should I wear?

Come as you are, wear what you like! There is no dress code or need to dress up, unless it makes you feel more comfortable.

Will I be asked to give money?

As a visitor, we don’t ask that you give unless you feel led to. As regular attenders, we do our best to practice generosity in the world by using our gifts and resources through the local church..

Something for every age.

HOPE’s offers many opportunities to help kids 0-18 experience the love of Jesus, including HOPE Kids on Sunday mornings, youth ministry on Sunday nights, and Tomorrow’s Hope Preschool.

Give HOPE a try.

You can try HOPE online or in person. We would love to help you find a unique place to volunteer or a small group to grow in your faith. If you’re facing a difficult season, HOPE Church is a safe place to get practical help. Our desire is that every person can come to HOPE just as they are and find connection, community, and an encouraging place to journey in their faith.