Hope Church
“In essentials, unity;
in non-essentials, charity;
in all things, Jesus Christ!”
-St. Athanasius
Hope Church
“In essentials, unity;
in non-essentials, charity;
in all things, Jesus Christ!”
-St. Athanasius
WAY OF THE CROSS Walking Devotional
The devotional known as the Journey to the Cross, or Way of the Cross, is an ancient practice observed by pilgrims in the city of Jerusalem.
We have our hope set on the living God, who is the Savior of all people, especially of those who believe.
1 Timothy 4:10
Opportunities for Christian Community
Odd Squad
This group of senior saints meets in various homes about once a month on Sunday afternoons for a meal or refreshments, fellowship and Bible study.
Wednesday Night Small Group
This group which meets in various homes every week at 6pm for a potluck meal and discussion of the Sunday's sermon text. pastor.james.roland@gmail.com
Thursday Night Small Group
This group which meets in various homes every Thursday at 6:30 pm for a meal and discussion of Sunday's sermon text. pastor.james.roland@gmail.com
Gospel Fellowship
This network of church and ministry leaders partners for the Gospel in Storm Lake. They meet monthly to pray, worship and fellowship over a shared meal, as well as plan joint worship services, training and support for ministry, joint outreach and mission projects. https://www.facebook.com/GFellowship/
Women of Hope
Meets at the church at 8 am on the third Saturday of each month. They share a breakfast and inspiring study from God’s word.
Men's Fraternity
Band of Brother starts meeting June 8 at 6:00–7:30 on Thursdays Mornings in June and July. This brotherhood serves as a training ground for leadership at home, work and in the community. Over breakfast and fellowship, men challenge one another to invest in life’s most important pursuits--faith, family, work, service and sacrifice. The group will start discussing The Manual: Getting Masculinity Right by Al Stewart. RSVP to Pastor James by June 1 to receive your free paperback copy.
Learn More
Shepherding each other is one of the great benefits of being part of a church family that we don’t get from just watching videos of church services or listening to sermon podcasts. Spiritual Formation happens through ordinary conversations and friendships, as well as small group Bible studies, sermons, Sunday school and Wednesday night kids’ programs and trips we take together.
Contribute
There are many ways to serve in the Lord's work and make a difference in this world. Whatever you offer here, we receive as your spiritual act of worship, and we aim to steward it and share it with others for the glory of God.
