Hope Central Church invites you to join us for Easter Sunday.
Please come celebrate the season of renewal and hope.
As you see by our Welcome Statement below, everyone is welcome. If you have not joined us before, we would love to meet you! If you have visited us in the past, we would be thrilled to see you again!
Easter Sunday Service
10:30 AM on April 20, 2025
Welcome to Hope Central Church!
Welcome to all who have no church home, need strength, want to follow Christ, have doubts, or do not believe.
Welcome to new visitors and to old friends.
Welcome to grandparents, parents and children. Welcome to single and partnered people.
Welcome to people of all colors, cultures, abilities, sexual orientations, gender identity and expression, to old and young, to believers and questioners, and welcome to questioning believers.
Welcome to everyone!
We now have portable wheelchair ramps, a chair lift, and a transfer wheelchair available at Door B
The two ramps are inside door B; you simply open them and put them on the two step-ups leading into door B.
The chair lift is very easy to operate. (You fold down the chair's seat, footrest, and arms and then push the levers on the arms in the direction you want to go.) Please park the chair in the center where you found it so it will charge and be ready for the next user.
The wheelchair is at the top of the stairs to the left of the Church Office.
We are a giving congregation. Your monthly pledges and occasional gifts allow Hope Central to do the work to which God calls us. We are thankful for your generosity.
Hope Central has been thinking about reparations for a few years. We have found the practice of reparations in our scripture - the practice of Jubilee (Leviticus 25), the caring and releasing those in bondage (Luke 4:18-18), and in our vows to care for one another (Isaiah 61:1-2, Psalm 147:3 and I Corinthians 12).
To read more about what we are currently implementing and imagining for the future, click here.
Hope Central Church is a dynamic, spirited, progressive, inclusive Christian faith community
seeking justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly with God (Micah 6:8).
