New Hope PCUSA

This sermon, from Sunday, September 11, is called "What Gets Drawn Out of the Water" and comes from Exodus 2:1-10.

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

On Sunday, September 4th, we welcomed Pastor Don as he officially joined New Hope and preached on new beginnings...

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

On Sunday, August 21, we explored how God grants us free will in our lives, but sometimes we desperately want to control everything. What if we learn to let go and just abide?

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

This Sunday, August 14, we're starting a new series called "Into the Wild". We're a church in transition, going into a wilderness, but we know who we are and where we want to go.

On Sunday, August 7, we had a guest preacher, Rev. Dee Cooper joined us from the Presbytery as we transition into this next season at New Hope.

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

What a special time this was! This Sunday, July 31, we celebrated and honored all the years Reverand Russ Kane and his family have dedicated to New Hope and the excitement for what's to come in his next journey of retirement.

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

On Sunday, July 24, we explored some questions: What if we viewed the kingdom of God as a reality that continues to unfold before us? What if we changed the ways in which we interact with the world instead of being set in our ways?

Scripture: Colossians 1:3-14

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

This week, Sunday, July 17, we look at how questions aren't a sign of doubt, instead, questions help us build a stronger foundation of faith. In this unique question-and-answer sermon, we explore the importance of questions.

The sermon comes from Matthew 16:13-20.

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

This Sunday, July 10, we look at how the presence of God begins as a revelation or unveiling in a moment or place. We call them Thin Places - the world we know becomes infused with the world we can only imagine. We don't have to create or acquire God's presence it is already here.The sermon comes from Genesis 28:10-17.

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

This Sunday, July 3, we explore how freedom, like life, is both a gift to be received with gratitude and a task to be pursued with courage.

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**