HopeGateWay

In this Children's Message, Rev. Allen Ewing-Merrill reminds us that whatever we face in life, God is with us, every moment.

Erin Bruce presents the message, for July 3, 2022, as part of HopeGateWay’s “Queering Genesis-Joseph” series.

Rev. Sara Ewing-Merrill, HopeGateWay’s lead pastor, invites us to make a commitment, together, to something bigger and truer, to be certain in our witness as we work for change. Her message, for June 26, 2022, is presented as part of HopeGateWay’s “Queering Genesis-Joseph” series.

Courtney Tabor asks the question, “What does love look like for you right now” in her message for June 19, 2022, presented as part of HopeGateWay’s “Queering Genesis-Joseph” series.

Ophelia Hu Kinney asks the questions, “Who in your family are cycle breakers…and which cycles are you breaking by following the path that you’re on” in her message for June 12, 2022, presented as part of HopeGateWay’s “Queering Genesis-Joseph” sermon series.

Rev. Sara Ewing-Merrill, HopeGateWay's lead pastor, presents the sermon for Pentecost Sunday. "This Pentecost, I hope you sense the flame within you and upon you...I encourage you to figure out what you need to do to recognize the flame of the Holy Spirit within you."

Rev. Don Rudalevige offers the sermon for Sunday, May 29.

Stacey Knight reminds us that God is with us, even when we don’t see God or prevent ourselves from seeing God’s presence.

Rev. Sara Ewing-Merrill, HopeGateWay’s lead pastor notes, “this idea of trust, of honoring another’s experience of believing that we can learn and grow from someone else is transformational.” She goes on to suggest, “You might even call it resurrection.”

Rev. Diane McClanahan asks the question, “How can we put our woundedness in the service of others,” in her sermon for the Third Sunday after Easter, in the ”Encountering Resurrection” series.