Stories of Hope

  For the first six weeks of the year I had the privilege of coordinating the silent auction for our Valentine's in Paris fundraising dance on February 10.

  As a somewhat newly appointed staff member at Hope, I was rather excited to attend my first Leaders Retreat which took place this past weekend at Kingfisher Bay. There’s something to be said about a church that always allows room for the relational aspect of community to take precedent over ‘business’

  You just never know when you may face an opportunity to make a difference!

  Hopeful stories can be found in the most interesting places. If your eyes are open for God’s work in your life, you will find it—even through cell phones!

  Aside from our Sunday services and our mid-week evening ministries, our church building is often booked for various rentals - including a few fundraisers. Whether it’s a yoga class raising money to support pregnant moms or a non-profit musical group, we’re glad to host those that have a mission to help others. One of the longest running events is a scrapbooking fundraiser organized by Krista, a member at Hope

  Every Tuesday evening from 7 – 8:30 our GEMS Girls Club and Cadet Boys Club meet here at Hope Fellowship to offer kids from Grade 3 to Grade 8 an engaging, faith based program. The excitement that is generated in this place is infectious to all who attend

  When I look back at my time at Hope Fellowship, it has been a ride! If it were not for the praise teams at Hope Fellowship I likely would not be an involved Christian right now. In my time at university, Hope Fellowship was a life raft in my life. As I struggled to stay connected with God, it was the times when I was able to come home and play music on the praise team when I felt God and was able to worship freely