Join us for Worship

We meet for worship Sunday mornings at 10:45am at Charlotte Presbyterian Church.

Patwa Care Team

Recently, one of our members, Amy Patwa was diagnosed with breast cancer; Hope is helping to coordinate care for Amy & Adam and their family as they travel this difficult journey.

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In December 2008, one of our members, Sydney Gaylord was diagnosed with a significant brain tumor. Hope is helping to coordinate care for Todd & Sydney and their family as they travel this difficult journey.

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Fall SS Class: The Call of Jericho Road - Living a Life of Mercy

Starts Sept 12th. Make plans to join us from 9:30-10:30am in the adult ed room as we explore the Biblical call to mercy and how we practically care for those in need without hurting them or ourselves.

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Our Vision: Real People looking to the Real Jesus for Real Change

Real People

One of the premier values of people in our postmodern culture is authenticity. It’s also a premier biblical value. Only our “real” selves come in contact with the living God. So we encourage people to be honest about who we really are – our real hopes, fears, and struggles as we encounter God.

Real Jesus

It has been said that God made man in his own image and man returned the favor. At Hope, we want to bring our real selves into contact with the real Jesus – the Jesus that we find in the Scriptures, not our own versions of Him. In particular, we want to deconstruct ways that our culture has falsely westernized and southernized the biblical Jesus.

Real Change

The surprising message of the Bible is that each of us is a royal mess. Because of the deceitfulness of sin we have all used the harm others have done to us to justify lives of fierce independence from God and self-protection. Just like the Bible, we expect people to be real sinners. But we also expect an encounter with the real Jesus and the gospel of grace to give people real hope and produce real transformation in their lives. Whether you’re an addict, an abuser, trapped in self-pity, or just plain hard to live with Jesus can change you. At the cross, Jesus takes our well-established sin patterns on himself, pays for them with his blood, and gives us his perfect love. When we surrender our hearts and lives to him we are set free to love in ways we never dreamed possible. No heart is too hard for the melting power of the crucified Son of God.