HopeGateWay

To be faithful to our mission to “do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with our God” we have embarked on the next leg of our journey as an independent and unaffiliated HopeGateWay Church. With faithful stewardship, HopeGateWay Church will continue to be a vital catalyst for justice, inclusivity and sharing the unconditional love of God with all. We are positioning ourselves to respond faithfully and without hesitation to the new and inspiring ministry opportunities that God puts before us, both now and long into the future.

This Sunday, October 31, 2021, Rev. Mike Davis reflects upon God’s love for the world as we move faithfully forward. (1 John 4:16)

To be faithful to our mission to “do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with our God” we have embarked on the next leg of our journey as an independent and unaffiliated HopeGateWay Church. With faithful stewardship, HopeGateWay Church will continue to be a vital catalyst for justice, inclusivity and sharing the unconditional love of God with all. We are positioning ourselves to respond faithfully and without hesitation to the new and inspiring ministry opportunities that God puts before us, both now and long into the future.

This Sunday, October 24, 2021, Dr. Arthur McClanahan reflects upon Jesus’ invitation to “Come ahead” as we move faithfully forward. (Matthew 14:23-29)

To be faithful to our mission to “do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with our God” we have embarked on the next leg of our journey as an independent and unaffiliated HopeGateWay Church. With faithful stewardship, HopeGateWay Church will continue to be a vital catalyst for justice, inclusivity and sharing the unconditional love of God with all. We are positioning ourselves to respond faithfully and without hesitation to the new and inspiring ministry opportunities that God puts before us, both now and long into the future.

On Sunday, October 17, 2021, Sue Rudalevige shared Jesus’ challenge to his disciples to express their love for him by doing what he asks of them - “feed my lambs,” “shepherd my sheep,” and “feed my sheep.” (John 21:15-19)

"One of the questions people of faith are asking over and over to ourselves lately is: How is God with us during this

pandemic? I don’t know but I believe God is right there just beyond our perceiving. Waiting, gestating, wintering,

and seeking for something better to be born out of this chaos just like God has always been through the history of the

world."

When Zacharias burnt the incense the dark cloud of smoke became the presence of God. And then he left that experience of encountering God in the darkness and he was left speechless. There was a mystery which was held in the darkness that then was held in his silence and from that mystery John the Baptist began to gestate in the darkness of Elizabeth’s womb.