The Gospel of Grace & Love

Everything we do at Hope is about and informed by the gospel, or the jaw-dropping good news of what God has done in Jesus and is doing through his Spirit. By God's kindness and grace we are made aware of His goodness and love. We become like Him, striving to love Him and our world.  We are "gospel-centered" in all we do.

 

Our Pillars

As a church we pursue four pillars of the Christian life: worship, formation, community, and mission.

Overflowing Worship

We were created to worship God, acknowledging His beauty and greatness while loving and serving Him above all else. Our weekly corporate worship renews us toward this goal as we also pursue personal, daily rhythms of prayer and praise - for all of life is worship.

Individual Formation

Each of us is being formed every moment of every day - either away from conformity to Christ or into the image of Christ (Romans 8:29, Galatians 4:19). We utilize private practices and corporate activities that effectively transform us into the image of Christ (Romans 12:1,2).

Authentic Community

God is a community - a trinity and each of us, being made in his image, must be enveloped in loving, grace-filled relationships in order to  live and grow. Our church pursues intentional, authentic community that is transformational and gospel-saturated.

Holistic Mission

God has called every Christian to be a missionary engaging in His mission of making all things new. Our church not only supports efforts, agencies, and missionaries that seek to bless our world, but our  members strive to embody the mission of God in our actions and words every moment of the day.

Questions & Answers

We worship every Sunday at 10:00 am in the cafeteria at Crozet Elementary School.

Our worship services generally last one hour and fifteen minutes.

During the sermon, we have children's church for children aged 4- 2nd grade. 

Our 6th-12th grade students meet for lunch a bible discussion the 4th Sunday of each month. 

 

Please wear whatever makes you feel comfortable. We have people who dress business causal and those who dress casual. There is no dress code!