A Typical Sunday Morning at New Hope...
We gather at 9:00 am. for worship. Some people come a bit earlier, just to have more time for visiting with each other.
New Hope . . . where you can come as you are.
Our worship service involves the sharing of concerns about people who are sick or in need, prayer and singing, a scripture reading from the Bible, and to hear a sermon message from pastor Mike Will. Typical attendance is 40 to 50 people...small enough to truly be a church family, where almost everyone knows everyone else.
You might call ours a traditional worship service but you wouldn't call it dull or boring or stuffy. As a community of people who care about each other's lives our worship services include you, they don't "talk at" you. There must be a reason why people would give
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Communion
We serve communion on the first Sunday of each month during the worship service, and at other special times such as our Christmas Eve service. You do not need to be a member of New Hope or even a United Methodist to receive communion here. Everyone is welcome.
On communion Sundays some members bring canned food for donation to local food pantries (not a requirement, just a free-will offering from those who want to donate). |
Not sure about God?
Do you have questions and doubts about how the God who created the
universe could care about even the smallest details of your life? Or maybe you've heard of Jesus Christ but you wonder how Christians could trust in him to reconcile us with God regardless of our personal failures, broken relationships, and even terrible things we may have done in the past?
Come and visit us, listen and ask questions, and get answers. You won't get any pressure from us, just honest answers from people who have discovered the value and worth of our lives in our relationship with God, and with Jesus Christ his son. |
Is "Sunday" All We Do Here? . . . No Way!
As a Christian community of faith, service and fellowship with each other and the world are important parts of our mission: packaging food for distribution from the Sturgeon and Moberly food pantries, serving meals at the Community Kitchen in Moberly, sending our youth to Methodist summer camps for fun experiences in a Christian environment, raising money to help fight malaria in Africa, and a lot more.
Visit the Things we Do and Gallery pages for a glimpse at some of New Hope's activities, and contact us if you want to know more.
Visit the Things we Do and Gallery pages for a glimpse at some of New Hope's activities, and contact us if you want to know more.