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Con"GRAD"ulations to the Class of 2024!
Remembering those who served and gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
Remembering those who served and gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
Call the office to sign up for Hope's Confirmation Class. June 17-21, 10A-12N.

Call the office to sign up for Hope's Confirmation Class. June 17-21, 10A-12N.

Join us as we celebrate Juneteenth with our friends from Bethel New Life and Second Baptist - June 19th, noon.
Join us as we celebrate Juneteenth with our friends from Bethel New Life and Second Baptist - June 19th, noon.
Hope's Helping Hands Ministry is looking for volunteers. Contact the office to learn more.

Hope's Helping Hands Ministry is looking for volunteers. Contact the office to learn more.

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Office Hours:  9 am to Noon, Monday through Thursday
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Sermon Title for 5/26/2024: "We are God's Children"

Bible Readings: Isaiah 6:1-8, Romans 8:12-17 

 Synopsis: Describe our position in Christ as God's children; those who have been saved through Christ. First, though, Paul warns us that we owe nothing to our old lives in flesh. That's not who we are any longer. No, since we are led by God's Spirit, we are God's children.

                                        

Hope's Outreach, Education, and Collaboration with Others

                                            "It may sound simple, but sometimes the answer to some complicated questions can be found by first taking a single step of generosity. " 

   Hope Church wants to explore how we might collaborate with other congregations in order to better serve young people and adults alike.  You are excellent community resources for Hope to learn from; let us know of your recommended partnership and programming opportunities.  Consider what can happen if we pooled our talents and resources in response to the needs of our families, and feel free to contact us directly or simply join us in service this Sunday to connect and begin to brainstorm!"

Anna Lloyd  (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

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Relating Beyond Hope

Marlene at PRCOur gatherings at Hope are relating beyond our building to the local community, the nation, and the world.  We reach out to feed the hungry, both directly (e.g. volunteering at the Peoples Resource Center food pantry) and by supporting worldwide hunger relief programs (e.g. Bread for Life).  In addition, we have developed close relationships with two sister churches - one in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood for over 25 years and the other a small church in Havana, Cuba for over 5 years.  Click on the Outreach tab for more.

 

 

 

 

  

 Little Red Truck Ministry 

  The next Little Red Truck Ministry is on Saturday, April 13, 2024, from 10 am to 12 Noon.

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This month we are collecting diapers, sizes 4,5,6. Wipes and adult diapers are also needed. If you are unable to come to the drive thru, you may place donations in the PRC shopping cart on Sunday mornings.  For more information on the Little Red Truck Ministry click here. 

 Or contact:  Sheri Clubb   (630-639-1220) email:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

 

 

Promoting Interfaith Hope

Hope strives to develop relationships with all our diverse neighbors, whatever their backgrounds or religious convictions, they are a gift from God.  Through our relationships with Bethel New Life, an African American congregation, and with friends discovered through our Hispanic Outeach Ministry, we are grateful for the glimpses of the Beloved Community on our little hill.  Members of the Jewish, Muslim, Sikh, Native American, Mormon and LGBT communities also participate in our worship services, adult education classes and outreach activities.  We learn from one another, support each other in difficult times, and celebrate our common life together.  Click on the Ministry/Partners tab for more.