Current Message Series
Anyone who has worked with children or youth as a parent, grandparent, teacher or coach has experienced the exasperated cry “No Fair!” In Matthew, Jesus’ parables and teachings led those around him to a similar visceral response. While we might cry out when things are not fair, we are also reminded that we are not promised fairness. Instead, we are given absolute, undeserved, and unearned grace.
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09/06/26Why?
Matthew 18:15-20 -
09/13/26How Many?
Matthew 18:21-35 -
09/20/2026How Much?
Matthew 20:1-16 -
09/27/26Which One?
Matthew 21:23-32
Holy Communion is offered at both services. At Hope, all Christians are welcomed to the Lord’s Table for Communion; you don’t need to be a member of Hope or even a Lutheran.
If you are interested in experiencing our worship before attending in person, the links below will take you to archived recordings of our worship. We will say that those who have watched online and in person comment that the sound in person cannot be captured online adequately.
Holidays
We mark holidays at Hope with special worship services. Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, All Saints Day, Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, and Pentecost all include something unique in worship. Check our home page for times and dates.
For Parents with Young Children
We welcome children to participate in worship services with us. However, if young children (or their parents) need a break, we have a staffed nursery for children 3 years old and younger during our worship services.
