Register HERE

Join us for our quarterly Women's Ministry event where we explore the intersection of our faith and real world topics!

This month, we've invited our East Village, Midtown, West Side Hope staff women and the wives of Hope staff members (who have their own careers and vocations) to come share with us. We hope you will join us to learn more about them and their experiences.

Dessert will be provided: please sign up today so we can best prepare!

For questions, email lauradcarney@gmail.com

Register HERE

The mission of City Relief is to connect people who are experiencing poverty and homeless to resources they need to survive, and the hope they need to try. When everything falls apart, the long journey back begins one step at a time: a hot meal, emergency shelter, food, socks, ID, detox, employment, and the belief that a brighter future is possible!

Once per month we serve hot soup and bread and through conversations connect the hurting and homeless to resources and hope.

If you have any questions, please email Evan Young at evan.david.young@gmail.com

Register HERE

Join us for a night of music, meaning, and impact at VIBE, our themed quarterly concert series showcasing extraordinary local talent while championing transformative change!

This special edition, inspired by the theme "love your neighbor," honors the effort of many organizations around New York City that aim to support and care for our unhoused neighbors.

Immerse yourself in the performances of three exceptional artists, each bringing their voice to the ongoing conversation about love and safety for all. Hosted in a modern, coffeehouse-style venue, VIBE combines creative energy with an elevated experience and a welcoming atmosphere.

About the performers:

TO BE ANNOUNCED

Proceeds from the evening will benefit Saint Paul's House, bring Christ’s love to our neighbors in New York City and around the world through food, community, and love.

Whether you're here to support local artistry or to invest in a cause that matters, VIBE offers an evening of inspiration, reflection, and connection.

For questions, email taylor@hopechurchnyc.org

Register HERE

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for a dinner with Pastor Drew and some of our other pastors and leaders!

We'll go over our history, vision, values, and how you can get involved. We’ll have an opportunity to answer any questions you might have as well. Please RSVP so we know how much food to prepare!

For questions, email Jeff at jeff.truong@hopechurchnyc.org.

Register HERE

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for a dinner with Pastor Drew and some of our other pastors and leaders!

We'll go over our history, vision, values, and how you can get involved. We’ll have an opportunity to answer any questions you might have as well. Please RSVP so we know how much food to prepare!

For questions, email Walt at walt@hopechurchnyc.org.

Register HERE

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for a dinner with Pastor Drew and some of our other pastors and leaders!

We'll go over our history, vision, values, and how you can get involved. We’ll have an opportunity to answer any questions you might have as well. Please RSVP so we know how much food to prepare!

For questions, email Jordan at jordanvarghese@hopechurchnyc.org.

Register HERE

Emotionally Healthy Relationships starts TONIGHT!

For SINGLES + COUPLES

Join us for an 8-week course (Thursday nights from 7:30p-9:30p beginning 10/2/25) on how to cultivate Emotionally Healthy Relationships by equipping people with practical relationship skills to love others like Jesus. 

Amongst the topics we will be covering:

Week 1: Check Your Community Temperature Reading

Week 2: Stop Mind Reading and Clarify Expectations

Week 3: Genogram Your Family

Week 4: Explore The Iceberg

Week 5: Listen Incarnationally

Week 6: Climb the Ladder to Integrity

Week 7: Fight Cleanly

Week 8: Develop a “Rule of Life” to Implement Your New Learnings

*Two Books (A Workbook and a Devotional) will need to be purchased for the course HERE.

Questions?  Contact drew@hopechurchnyc.org. 

Register HERE

The New Life Community Health Center is a great place for health professionals and medical students to serve our immigrant and unhoused neighbors through health screenings. It also presents opportunities for non-medical volunteers and youth to serve. This can include: signing in guests, distributing toiletries and supplies, talking with/listening to guests, stocking inventory, cleaning, assisting with social media, laundering towels on-site, and creating/documenting systems to help onboard new volunteers.

Volunteers will have the option to arrive at 8:00 am, 9:00 am or 10:00 am and work a 4 hour shift either assisting with opening the health center, managing the guests receiving services, and assisting with cleaning and closing.

For questions, email jenningsd@nlchc.org

Registration Required. Register HERE.

Details

6:00pm - 9:00pm Eastern Time

Celebrate the Past. Step Into the Future.

For over 30 years, Emotionally Healthy Discipleship has helped thousands of pastors and churches discover a new way to follow Jesus: deeply, beneath the surface, where real transformation happens.

Now, we’re stepping into a new season.

Pete & Geri Scazzero —our founders — are passing the torch. After 13 years as President of EHD, Pete is stepping into a focused calling to write, create content, and mentor leaders.

Join us as we honor Pete and Geri Scazzero for their faithfulness—and commission Drew Hyun as the new President of Emotionally Healthy Discipleship.

This will be a sacred moment. A time to look back with gratitude—and look ahead with faith. A time to remember how far we’ve come—and pray into the next generation of leadership that will carry this message forward.

Join us for this historic moment.

• Honor Pete & Geri’s legacy of leadership and discipleship

• Celebrate the generational handoff to Drew Hyun

• Enjoy light refreshments and fellowship before the service

• RSVP for in-person gathering or livestream

A recording of this evening will be sent to everyone who registers.

Registration Required. Register HERE. 

Register HERE

The mission of City Relief is to connect people who are experiencing poverty and homeless to resources they need to survive, and the hope they need to try. When everything falls apart, the long journey back begins one step at a time: a hot meal, emergency shelter, food, socks, ID, detox, employment, and the belief that a brighter future is possible!

Once per month we serve hot soup and bread and through conversations connect the hurting and homeless to resources and hope.

If you have any questions, please email Evan Young at evan.david.young@gmail.com

Register HERE

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for a dinner with Pastor Drew and some of our other pastors and leaders!

We'll go over our history, vision, values, and how you can get involved. We’ll have an opportunity to answer any questions you might have as well. Please RSVP so we know how much food to prepare!

For questions, email Jeff at jeff.truong@hopechurchnyc.org.

Register HERE

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for a dinner with Pastor Drew and some of our other pastors and leaders!

We'll go over our history, vision, values, and how you can get involved. We’ll have an opportunity to answer any questions you might have as well. Please RSVP so we know how much food to prepare!

For questions, email Walt at walt@hopechurchnyc.org.

Register HERE

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for a dinner with Pastor Drew and some of our other pastors and leaders!

We'll go over our history, vision, values, and how you can get involved. We’ll have an opportunity to answer any questions you might have as well. Please RSVP so we know how much food to prepare!

For questions, email Jordan at jordanvarghese@hopechurchnyc.org.

Register HERE

The New Life Community Health Center is a great place for health professionals and medical students to serve our immigrant and unhoused neighbors through health screenings. It also presents opportunities for non-medical volunteers and youth to serve. This can include: signing in guests, distributing toiletries and supplies, talking with/listening to guests, stocking inventory, cleaning, assisting with social media, laundering towels on-site, and creating/documenting systems to help onboard new volunteers.

Volunteers will have the option to arrive at 8:00 am, 9:00 am or 10:00 am and work a 4 hour shift either assisting with opening the health center, managing the guests receiving services, and assisting with cleaning and closing.

For questions, email jenningsd@nlchc.org

Register HERE

The mission of City Relief is to connect people who are experiencing poverty and homeless to resources they need to survive, and the hope they need to try. When everything falls apart, the long journey back begins one step at a time: a hot meal, emergency shelter, food, socks, ID, detox, employment, and the belief that a brighter future is possible!

Once per month we serve hot soup and bread and through conversations connect the hurting and homeless to resources and hope.

If you have any questions, please email Evan Young at evan.david.young@gmail.com

Register HERE

The New Life Community Health Center is a great place for health professionals and medical students to serve our immigrant and unhoused neighbors through health screenings. It also presents opportunities for non-medical volunteers and youth to serve. This can include: signing in guests, distributing toiletries and supplies, talking with/listening to guests, stocking inventory, cleaning, assisting with social media, laundering towels on-site, and creating/documenting systems to help onboard new volunteers.

Volunteers will have the option to arrive at 8:00 am, 9:00 am or 10:00 am and work a 4 hour shift either assisting with opening the health center, managing the guests receiving services, and assisting with cleaning and closing.

For questions, email jenningsd@nlchc.org

Register HERE

The mission of City Relief is to connect people who are experiencing poverty and homeless to resources they need to survive, and the hope they need to try. When everything falls apart, the long journey back begins one step at a time: a hot meal, emergency shelter, food, socks, ID, detox, employment, and the belief that a brighter future is possible!

Once per month we serve hot soup and bread and through conversations connect the hurting and homeless to resources and hope.

If you have any questions, please email Evan Young at evan.david.young@gmail.com