About Mount Hope Church

We Are Family. Mount Hope Church is a community of people who love God and others—and that includes YOU! As a church family, it’s exciting to grow alongside others of all ages and backgrounds, coming together to experience the hope that is found only in Jesus. It is our desire that as you encounter God’s love and amazing grace at Mount Hope Church, you will truly feel a part of the family as we say, “Welcome Home!”

You Must Pass the Money Test

By Pastor Kevin

Tests are all around us. In school, we test in order to go to the next grade level. When we turn 16, we have to take a test to get a driver’s license. There are certain jobs that we can’t do without first passing a test. Did you know that our God is a God who gives tests?

There are many examples of God testing people in the area of their character in order to qualify them for great influence and wealth. For example, Joseph was promoted to governor of Egypt. However, his life was filled with challenges before he saw his promise come true. Psalm 105:19 says, “Until the time came to fulfill his dreams, the Lord tested Joseph’s character.”

God tested Abraham with Isaac. King Hezekiah was tested, the prophet Daniel was tested, Esther was tested, even Jesus Christ was tested in the wilderness after His baptism! God is a God who tests character to verify faithfulness. Then, after the test comes promotion, blessing, power, etc.

Did you know that sometimes the Lord gives us things, stuff, and a little money just to see what we will do with it? He is looking throughout the earth for hearts that are loyal towards Him—God is evaluating what we do with a little, so He can trust us with much!

“If you are faithful in little things, you will be faithful in large ones. But if you are dishonest in little things, you won’t be honest with greater responsibilities. And if you are untrustworthy about worldly wealth, who will trust you with the true riches of heaven?” -Jesus Christ (Luke 16:10-11)

The Lord is essentially saying, if we can’t be obedient and generous with a little money, then we’ve proven we can’t handle increase from Heaven.

If you’ve been tempted to say, “I will tithe when I have more money” or “I will be more generous once I get promoted,” the Lord challenges those thoughts. He reveals that giving is a matter of godly character and not a matter of having enough. It comes down to what you believe. Will you believe that God will honor His Word and bless your obedience? That is where the rubber meets the road and momentum is gained. God wants you to trust Him and have faith in Him as your supply. Money is the testing ground that He uses to teach you that He is more than sufficient to meet all your needs!

So today, determine in your heart that you will pass the money test! Trust God by tithing faithfully and managing money justly. Support missionaries when you have opportunity, and learn the joy of sharing generously with those around you.

Tithing

What is Tithing?

Tithing is bringing 10% of your income to the Lord through the local church. Tithing isn’t a payment, a way to make Jesus love us more, or because God needs the money—He owns everything. Tithing is an act of faith and showing our trust is in Him, our provider. The bible then teaches us when we’re faithful with the tithe, blessings are opened up over our lives.

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Photo from Thailand missions trip

Give To Missions

Above and beyond the tithe, you can also give an offering to Missions as we extend the gospel to our neighborhoods and to the nations. Because of faithful givers, Mount Hope supports 331 missionaries in 122 counties. Thank you!

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Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

By Pastor Kevin

Your attitude toward the stuff that God has given you is central to the spiritual momentum in your life. In the Gospel of Luke, chapter 3, John the Baptist encounters three types of people who were all stuck spiritually and wanted to know what to do. In every case, John talked to them about their stuff and what they ought to do with their money.

John warns the Jewish people that being “children of Abraham” doesn’t mean you automatically inherit the blessing their great-grandfather walked in—you have to “prove it by the way you live!” (Luke 3:8). The crowd goes on to ask, “What do we do!?” To summarize, John explains that they ought to give to the poor, stop over-charging people financially, and be content with your pay. Can you imagine how our city would change financially if everyone did those three simple things?

One of the characteristics that marked the early church was they weren’t too attached to their stuff.  We often talk about the supernatural signs and wonders recorded in the Book of Acts, but we can’t ignore the fact that the same believers were constantly giving. They were so generous that no one among them had any needs. That’s because when they found someone who was in true need, someone would step up to share and provide for their neighbor.

Every time we “put our money where our mouth is” and obey the Lord, it displays the very character and nature of God in our life. Obeying God in tithing displays faith in the area of our finances. Being honest in business and thankful for our pay brings Him glory. Lastly, caring for others’ needs by sharing and being generous illustrates how God treats us.

“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” – Jesus Christ (Matthew 6:22)

Tithing

What is Tithing?

Tithing is bringing 10% of your income to the Lord through the local church. Tithing isn’t a payment, a way to make Jesus love us more, or because God needs the money—He owns everything. Tithing is an act of faith and showing our trust is in Him, our provider. The bible then teaches us when we’re faithful with the tithe, blessings are opened up over our lives.

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You can also set up reoccurring giving by changing the drop from “One Time” to “Regularly”

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Photo from Thailand missions trip

Give To Missions

Above and beyond the tithe, you can also give an offering to Missions as we extend the gospel to our neighborhoods and to the nations. Because of faithful givers, Mount Hope supports 331 missionaries in 122 counties. Thank you!

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Obedience

By Pastor Kevin

Every small act of obedience along the way will make for big momentum in our life. For example, when Abram got stuck, the Lord reminded him, “Leave your native country, and go to the land I will show you.  I will make you into a great nation.  I will bless you and make you famous, and you will be a blessing to others… so Abram departed as the Lord had instructed…”  (Genesis 12:1-2, 4)

One small act of obeying God dramatically accelerated Abram’s life! Abram went on to be a close friend of God, blessed, favored, influential, and eventually the father of the ancestry that gave the world the Messiah, Jesus Christ!

So what does obedience look like in the area of our finances? Jesus said in Matthew 23:23 that you ought to tithe without neglecting the weightier issues of showing mercy, justice, and faith.

For example, it is hypocritical to tithe faithfully and then oppress employees and dabble in unjust business practices. On the other hand, it is also hypocritical to excel in making money yet ignore tithing to your local church because you struggle to have faith in God.

Tithing postures our heart to trust God as our Source, rather than the works of our own hands. Furthermore, godly character aligns our behavior with God’s behavior, so His blessing can easily flow through us!

In the coming weeks, we will explore other momentum makers in your life. For today, remember to be diligent and obey the Lord’s teachings as proof that you love Him. Obey Him in the tithe, and obey Him by showing mercy, justice, and faith in how you manage your personal finances.

“If you love Me, you will do what I say.” – Jesus Christ (John 14:15)

Tithing

What is Tithing?

Tithing is bringing 10% of your income to the Lord through the local church. Tithing isn’t a payment, a way to make Jesus love us more, or because God needs the money—He owns everything. Tithing is an act of faith and showing our trust is in Him, our provider. The bible then teaches us when we’re faithful with the tithe, blessings are opened up over our lives.

Give Online

Give Online

You can easily and securely give online. Simply type in the amount, select the fund, include your information. That’s it!

You can also set up reoccurring giving by changing the drop from “One Time” to “Regularly”

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Photo from Thailand missions trip

Give To Missions

Above and beyond the tithe, you can also give an offering to Missions as we extend the gospel to our neighborhoods and to the nations. Because of faithful givers, Mount Hope supports 331 missionaries in 122 counties. Thank you!

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5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

Continued Support to Mount Hope’s 331 Missionaries in 122 Counties.

We check in with our team regularly to ensure they are healthy as their teams provide front line care in their countries. They are helping with food distribution, mental health help, medical care, and guidance to 1000s of local pastors. In Cambodia alone, we have positively influenced 35,000 pastors and in India, entire villages are being care for.

5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

Convoy of Hope.

30,000 pounds of that was distributed in Lansing two weeks ago. We partnered with Cristo Rey, City Rescue Mission, the Holt Food bank, and the Greater Lansing Food Bank.

5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

Cyclone Harold in Vanuatu.

In Vanuatu, cyclone Harold has done much damage. We support four long-term missionaries on various islands and because of you, we have made measures to increase the support and help with humanity aid as they work to rebuild.

Outreach

Hope for MDHHS & FEMA

During this COVID-19 season, God opened a door for us to begin to be a witness of Jesus’s Hope to the Michigan Health Department and FEMA officials. Your support allows us to keep our volunteers supplied with protective gear as we organize homeless shelters for sick patients, as well as drive patients to and from the hospital. Also, we are preparing to drop 20 “hope” hand washing stations off around the city complete with information about who Jesus is. What a great opportunity to share the Gospel!

5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

MSU International Students.

Your giving allows us to minister in practical and spiritual ways to international students from MSU. We have provided groceries and prayers for students that have very little support system and are currently cut off from family. Many of these students come from countries hostile to Christians yet they are extremely open to our message of HOPE in Jesus.

5 Upcoming Project to Give Toward

5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

India.

A village in India has reported to our missionaries that they are without food. Upon investigation, the missionaries reported that some have not eaten for 18 days. They were able to help a little, but informed us that a partnership with the government can be made and with simply $5,000. They then can purchase enough food to feed the whole village for 2 months. Enough time for supplies to begin to make their way back into this area of India. This project is $5,000 in total.

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5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

Bhutan.

Missionaries currently based in Thailand are still making plans to begin a church planting/pastor training movement in unreached Bhutan. This project is $30,000 in total.

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5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

Baghdad.

Mount Hope supported missionaries in Iraq are preparing to open a cafe in the heart of Iraq. This cafe will be more attractive then ever as people are coming out of quarantine and looking for community. In a sea of Islam, war, and hopelessness, this cafe will be a place of hope and a beacon that points to Jesus. Project is $50,000 in total.

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5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

Downtown Campus.

Due to stay at home orders and the season we are in, volunteer involvement in our downtown campus build has slowed. Still, more than ever, we see a great need for an embedded community church in the heart of Lansing. Our projected launch date is late summer, and already, a core group of 40 people are meeting online weekly. Miracles and testimonies of life change abound! Total project is $250,000.

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5 Ways Your Giving Is Impacting Lives

Blessing Other Churches and Ministries.

During this season, many churches and ministries are hurting. Mount Hope has ALWAYS found that we give our way forward. we want to bless area churches and ministries that are making disciples of Jesus with an unexpected financial gift during this season. Total project is $100,000 (3 local churches at $20k, 4 local ministries at $10k)

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Attitude

**Words Written by Veteran Missionary in a sensitive location** Editor’s Note: The author’s husband was placed in prison in a foreign land as a direct result of steps of obedience to their missionary call. Although the words below don’t address this situation they carry a weight that is worth noting.

My host smiled and offered me a goat eyeball. I waited for his laughter to follow to break the building tension. None came. I was the guest and therefore received the best part of the evening’s dinner. My mind wandered to a meal that I had had in the States just a few months before. Surrounded by friends, I laughed at their jokes, recognized the food and understood all of it. It felt normal.

A grunt brought me back to my senses as the host continued to move the light blue eyeball closer and closer to me. I realized in that moment that a 30-hour flight brought me here to this strange place filled with bizarre customs and questionable food choices. How could an uneventful plane ride from Michigan to the Middle East make me feel as though I had landed on Mars instead?

Absolute everything was different.

Then it hit me, I was simply one plane ticket from normal…back to a place I knew, understood and loved. Dorothy, could point and click (with her finger and a decent credit line, not her heels) and be home again. But Jesus was asking me, “Do you want a normal life or an extraordinary one?” I still answer that question every day. Am I willing to let go of “normal” to tell others about an extraordinary Savior?

What if I asked you the same question? Are you willing to let go of your preferences, routine, schedule, rightness and “normal” to tell those you’re near about Jesus?

“Of course!” you say. “That’s why I’m going. I’m a servant’s servant. I am the meekest and the lowliest person you’ll ever find!”

I hope you’re smiling. We may not make actual statements like this, but somewhere in our hearts, we believe it to be true. And it may be, but ultimately the contents of our hearts will spill out in words and attitudes… especially in uncomfortable, unpredictable, uncontrollable environments.

  • Accomplishment is not as important as attitude.
  • Productivity is not as important as attitude.
  • Schedule-keeping is not as important as attitude.

Because it is your attitude that those near see and experience.
It is your attitude that frames their understanding of who a Jesus-follower is.
It is your attitude that builds or corrupts team unity.

It is our attitude in which Jesus holds us responsible.

Mission trips create opportunities for “mission with-ness” of other peoples. Jesus demonstrated “mission with-ness” when He came in human form giving those near a chance to experience God. His attitude stayed on mission. Now He charges His followers to the same “with-ness” or witness:

“Think of yourselves the way Christ Jesus thought of himself. He had equal status with God but didn’t think so much of himself that he had to cling to the advantages of that status no matter what. Not at all…

“Be energetic in your life of salvation, reverent and sensitive before God. That energy is God’s energy, an energy deep within you, God himself willing and working at what will give him the most pleasure.

“Do everything readily and cheerfully—no bickering, no second-guessing allowed! Go out into the world uncorrupted, a breath of fresh air in this squalid and polluted society. Provide people with a glimpse of good living and of the living God. Carry the light-giving Message into the night…” Philippians 2 (MSG)

The New Normal

“Humanly speaking, it is impossible. But with God everything is possible. ”
Matthew 19:26

When Jesus said these words, He was speaking about more than a rich person entering into the Kingdom of God. He was speaking about “the new normal.” In the midst of our new normal of social distancing in this season, I want to remind you of the new normal Jesus makes possible for us.

What was normal was the word “impossible.” 

Perhaps you’ve heard things like this:

It’s impossible to get ahead in this economy.
It’s impossible for me to get out of debt.
They say it’s impossible for me to walk again.
We were told it’s impossible for us to have children.
It’s impossible to find a decent job.
It seems impossible for us to just get along.

But with God… everything is possible!

Did you hear that? EVERYTHING! We have to become unfamiliar with the word impossible and become familiar with: “But with God everything is possible!” It’s time to step out of the realm of impossibility and step into the new normal, where, with God, the sky is the limit.  Everything is possible. It goes something like this:

With God, it’s possible to thrive in this economy!
With God, my debt is being eliminated.
Thanks to God, I’m walking again!
Praise God, there’s a new member joining our family today!
With God’s help, I found the perfect job.
With God, our marriage can do more than survive… we can thrive!

The new normal for you has nothing to do with COVID-19 or the state of our economy. It has everything to do with your faith in God’s ability to make everything possible!

Prayer – Father in Heaven, my faith level is rising. Peter walked on water and did the impossible; that is how I choose to live the rest of my life. Trusting in you to make the impossible, possible, I choose to take a risk and step out of the boat and step into the new normal – a life of miracles.

The Unstoppable Church

Dear Mount Hope Family,

I’ve been reading “Canoeing The Mountains” again; it’s a great book about leading in uncharted territory. What’s needed most when you enter the unknown is the need to adapt, and that’s something we’ve all had to do lately.

In light of the governor’s newest order to “Stay Home, Stay Safe” for the next three weeks, Mount Hope will continue to adapt. While most of the staff will work from their homes, we will continue to keep the church office open, with a limited staff, and minister to our church family and community more than ever. We are not slowing down; we are ramping up.

Disruption is always a time of great opportunity. In times of crisis, people begin to think about God and reach out to Him for help. May the eyes of our community turn to the Hope of the world—Jesus. While schools and businesses are forced to shut down temporarily, the Church is unstoppable. Together, we continue our biblical strategy to PRAY, LOVE, and SERVE. Moving forward:

  • We will continue to contact every member and attendee of Mount Hope Church. We want you to know that we love you. We want the opportunity to pray with you and to see how we can serve you and our community together.
  • We are going the extra mile in meeting the needs of those around us. Next week we will be delivering 20 tons of food to the City Rescue Mission, and delivering groceries to the international students at MSU under quarantine.
  • Widows and those who may need assistance are being contacted to see how we can help.
  • Our Life Groups continue to meet; they will just adapt to this season and be using tools such as Zoom and Facetime to connect.
  • We are here for you! Pastors are available 24/7 by calling 517 327-HOPE (4673).

Believe God

“Believe God.” For centuries, these two simple words have changed the course of nations, brought peace to troubled hearts, and released miracles into people’s lives. The Lord spoke to my heart that this year would be marked by the unusual. This is a time to express an unusual belief in God. When King Jehoshaphat faced an opposing enemy that threatened to wipe out a nation, he gathered everyone to pray. In that prayer meeting, God spoke through a prophet that they were to fear not; the battle was not theirs, but God’s. As they were marching out, King Jehoshaphat stopped them and said, “Believe God and you will be established, believe in his prophets and you will succeed” (2 Chron. 20:20). At those words, “Believe God,” they set out to face the enemy in the most unusual way, with worshipers on the front lines! If we do the unusual, God will do the extraordinary. God not only saved them from disaster, He supernaturally supplied abundance for them, and He can do the same for you!

Beloved, let’s be wise and follow our governor’s directives, and also fear not! In the midst of what you face right now, believe God! He is trustworthy. He knows how to both protect and to provide for His children. Nobody needs to trust until you run into a part of life that you can’t figure out; this is a moment to have a bold belief in God and allow an unusual sound of praise to come out of you.

Hope For unCERTAIN Times

On Sunday, April 5th, we will begin a new series: “Hope For unCERTAIN Times.” We’ll discover from God’s word how to navigate seasons of uncertainty with hope! This series will encourage and equip you to walk with confidence in this season. Sunday services and the Wednesday prayer gatherings will continue to be made available online. Please join us on our website, app, Facebook live, and YouTube and invite your friends online as well! Sharing these links, along with an encouraging word, is a simple way to offer hope to others. And, as always, we would love to hear from you, so please be sure to post your thoughts and prayers in the comment section on Facebook live.

Thank you for your continued partnership in reaching our neighbors and the nations during this time! Our missionaries are still moving forward and your consistent support makes that possible. You can give simply and securely online through our website at mounthopechurch.org/give, our app, and via texting an amount and the word “tithe” to 84321. Or, of course, you can mail or stop by the office… we just have to keep our distance. :)

We Are Praying For You

Renee and I are praying for you! I know some of you have had to make substantial adjustments because your kids are out of school or your business has been impacted. We pray that God protects you and that He brings supernatural increase to your resources. May the Lord work everything out for your good. May the Lord cause His face of favor to shine on you. May the Lord give you peace!

You will keep in perfect peace all who trust in you, all those whose thoughts are fixed on you (Isaiah 26:3).

Once again, Renee and I are so glad that we get to navigate these times with you!

Your Friend & Pastor,


Kevin Berry

 

The Valley of Blessing

Spring has sprung! When you are able to get out and about, the Valley of Blessing is open for you to breathe some fresh air after spending so much time indoors. You’re invited to enjoy this beautiful outdoor sanctuary, specifically created for spending time with the Lord and thanking Him for all He has done.

 

Mount Hope Family Update – CoVid-19

Dear Mount Hope Family,

Greetings, grace, and peace to you!

In light of the President’s most recent recommendation that people do not gather in groups larger than 10, and the Governor’s new order that limits gatherings to no more than 50, we continue to make adjustments to how we pray, love, and serve you and our community. Although the response to the Coronavirus continues to change, our God remains the same, and so does our love for you, our neighbors, and the nations!

Sunday Services

Please join us online this Sunday at 10:30 am for a full worship experience on our website, app, Facebook live, and YouTube. The service will continue to be available for viewing on-demand throughout the week. Sharing these links with others, with a warm and friendly invitation to join our services online, is such a simple way to share hope in these challenging times. We would love to hear from you, so please be sure to post your thoughts in the comment section.

Wednesday Prayer Gathering

I’m also asking you to join our Wednesday Night Prayer Gathering at 7:00 pm via Facebook live. We want to be praying for you, so please post your prayer requests in the comment section. This is an amazing opportunity to pray together with family and friends as we have never done before. In the midst of all the noise around us, it’s time for a sound of praise and prayer to arise from the Church—that means you and me!

Stay Connected

Beyond the Sunday and Wednesday online gatherings, Life Groups are a great way to stay connected with others. It is the desire and design of God that each one of us is in a community with other believers. If you are not currently in a group but would like to be, simply text GROUPS to (517) 327-Hope (4673). Here are some other ways to stay connected:

Seize The Opportunity

This is a moment of opportunity to be seized. While we’ve never faced something quite like this, whenever crisis disrupts people’s lives, people are inclined to turn to the Church for assurance and hope. This is our time to glow in the dark and let the light of Christ shine brightly. Let’s determine to pray, love, and serve our community. Here are just a few ways we are planning to help:

  • Picking up groceries for the elderly who should avoid going out right now
  • Providing childcare for parents who need to work while schools are closed
  • Providing food for children and the homeless

Continued Support

While we see the world around us storing up food for themselves, as people who have been transformed by Jesus, let’s be more concerned with our giving than our getting. Will you help us care for others through your continued giving? To serve you best, you can give simply and securely online through our website at mounthopechurch.org/give, our app, or via texting an amount and the word “tithe” to 84321. Or of course, feel free to mail or stop by the church office; it would be great to see you.

We Are Praying For You!

Renee and I, along with our entire team, are praying for you! I know some of you have had to make substantial adjustments because your kids are out of school or your business has been impacted. Take heart! As a Christ-follower, remember we serve the divine multiplier! He takes a few loaves and fish and multiplies them to feed thousands, and what He did before, He can do again. What a God we serve! And, hey, if He can multiply your resources and food, I’m sure He can do the same with your toilet paper, too. :)

You will keep in perfect peace all who trust in you, all those whose thoughts are fixed on you (Isaiah 26:3).

Now I pray for you: May the Lord surround you with supernatural protection during this season. Yes, may the Lord grant His angels charge over you, so that no deadly thing harms you or your family. I pray for divine favor and advancement for you. May the Lord make a clear distinction between you, as His dearly loved child, and those who rebel against Him. I ask in the name of Jesus for divine multiplication for you. May the Lord multiply your resources and finances so that you have all you need, and plenty left over to share with others. May the Lord cause His face of favor to shine on you. In this unusual season, may the Lord give you peace!

Your Friend and Pastor,

Kevin Berry

Sunday Services – COVID-19 Update

Dear Mount Hope Family,

In light of the governor’s newest order that events and shared-space assemblies of over 250 people be canceled, we will not be holding in-person Sunday services starting this Sunday, March 15 through Sunday, April 5. We will update you if these dates change.

Online Services

I do look forward to having you join us online Sunday morning at 10:30am! Please join us for a full worship experience on our website, app, or by joining our Facebook live. The service will continue to be available for viewing on-demand throughout the week. We happen to be looking at Romans 13 this Sunday, where the Apostle Paul says, “Everyone must submit to the governing authorities.” I could not have planned the timing of this passage any better.

Opportunity to Shine

Remember, as Christians, we have a practical and spiritual response to moments like this. More than ever, this is a time for people to see hope on the inside of us. While we’ve never faced a crisis like this, whenever crisis disrupts people’s lives, people are inclined to turn to the Church for assurance and hope. This is our time to glow in the dark and let the light of Christ shine brightly. Let’s determine to pray, love, and serve our community. Hey, let’s not just get through this, let’s grow through this as we bring hope to a world filled with fear.

Following the Scriptures, let’s continue in prayer for our leaders—from the president to our governor and mayor. They need wisdom in navigating through this season. It’s our responsibility to bring them before God’s throne of grace.

Keep full of faith, and remember the words of the Apostle Paul who said,

“Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus.” – Phil. 4:6-7

Other Gatherings

Although there is a temporary ban to gather on Sundays in large groups through April 5, we encourage our church members to watch online and then gather in smaller groups such as their Life Groups and classes to connect in prayer, faith, and discussion. Please be sure that in your smaller gatherings you take necessary precautions of staying home if you feel sick, washing your hands, and extra sanitation of all surfaces.

Tithes & Offerings

Your faithful giving allows us to continue to reach our neighbors and the nations. You can still give simply and securely online through our website at mounthopechurch.org/give, our app, or by texting an amount and the word “tithe” to 84321.

Thank you for your understanding as we communicate these updates and for uniting together in faith and prayer during this time.

Your Friend & Pastor,

Kevin Berry

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