Stories of Hope

  People know that we are living in very precarious times. Definitely, these are days of great uncertainty and concern. As a Christian community, it is ok to express and share our concerns. By doing so, we are not denying that God is ultimately in control. We are basically admitting our humanity and our need for our Sovereign God. We are admitting that we are real and that is what the world needs right now – a good dose of reality!!!

  This past Wednesday I was privileged to represent Hope Fellowship at Pastors Day at Knox Christian School.   I wish you could have all been there to see the Durham High School praise team lead worship and the Knox kids sing along and participate by playing drums!

  Hope Fellowship. Have you ever wondered what exactly the name ‘Hope Fellowship’ means? I imagine in a way it means something a little different to everyone, but for myself, I was curious what the root origins of these words were, and what I discovered was quite interesting

We're Part of Something Bigger   Recently, I've had a number of people ask me how it is that we periodically have pastors from other Christian Reformed Churches in the area preaching for us. You may have noticed that, since this past September, that happens once each month and they are called Classical Appointments

  In July 2016, a team of youth and adult volunteers from Hope Fellowship travelled to the Dominican Republic to work with the Samaritan Foundation, assisting in the construction of a new house for an impoverished family.   During our time together our team experienced such a wide range of emotions.

  In Philippians 4:6 we read "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God."