Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene, meets her in her grief, and sends her as the first witness.

Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene, meets her in her grief, and sends her as the first witness.

On the Road to Emmaus, Jesus meets the disciples in their confusion.

Easter declares that even a tomb of death cannot contain or hold down God’s love for the whole world and in remembering His death and resurrection we continue to proclaim this love and life to the world. 

Easter declares that even a tomb of death cannot contain or hold down God’s love for the whole world and in remembering His death and resurrection we continue to proclaim this love and life to the world. 

Easter declares that even a tomb of death cannot contain or hold down God’s love for the whole world and in remembering His death and resurrection we continue to proclaim this love and life to the world. 

Today, we observe the Lord’s Supper. One of the major themes of the Lord’s Supper is remembering. Remembering the past impacts the present. When you forget something significant you begin living for the insignificant. This is why Jesus wants us to think about Him and to remember Him. When we remember His love for us it impacts our love for Him and ultimately our love for others. Remembering the past impacts the present.

Our values are foundational. They help direct our missional priorities. The five priorities, or building blocks, that God has led us as Hope Presbyterian to focus on during the 2024 to 2028 years.