“The Lord takes pleasure in those who hope in his steadfast love.” – Psalm 147:11
“In hope we were saved.” – Romans 8:24
The Bible is a book of hope from front to back. At Hope Reformed Church we are striving to embrace this hope; the hope that our loving God is reaching out to save the world. As you page through this website you’ll discover that we are seeking to embrace hope by doing justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly with God. In other words, we are seeking to live the life today that God lived when he walked the earth in Jesus of Nazareth, our Lord and Savior. It might not make us rich or famous or be a very glamorous way of life, but we believe God is our only hope to make the world a better place. We don’t imagine to have all of the answers, but we do know where we are going. We are walking in the Spirit on the road of Jesus Christ into God’s kingdom of life and peace. We invite you to join us on this Pilgrimage of Hope!
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Puppet Show
As a closing celebration to Summer Arts Camp 2010, we're happy to announce that Kevin Kammeraad will be here entertain us with his voice and his puppets. Come check him out on Thursday, August 12 at 7pm!! This event is open to the public and free!
Summer Arts Camp 2010: Register Now!!
Summer Arts Camp 2010 is right around the corner. Songs, crafts, and skits will fill our time August 9th-12th from 6-8pm. It's for anyone and everyone entering Kindergarten through 5th grade. If you're interested or have questions call the office at 241-3421
Making Church Make Sense: Worship
The crowd made him who he was. This last week Julie and I watched a movie called The Wrestler. The movie follows Randy through the high’s and low’s of a professional wrestler. Don’t worry, no spoiler alerts. But I will tell you that it’s about a guy named Robin who likes to be called Randy. When he’s wrestling in the ring he goes by the name, “Ram.” He’s Randy “the Ram” Robinson. Randy has bleached blond hair, a dark tan, and big muscles. He looked the part of a professional wrestler, but it was the crowd that made him who he was.