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Discover Your Spiritual Gifts starts TONIGHT!

Spiritual gifts are gifts of the Spirit! If you're a follower of Jesus, the Holy Spirit has given you at least one!
Embark on a lively, communal journey of spiritual gift discovery and understanding with your Hope Church brothers & sisters!
The apostle Paul wrote to the Corinthian church, "Now about the gifts of the Spirit, brothers and sisters, I do not want you to be uninformed" (1 Corinthians 12:1).

Just as Paul didn't want the Corinthian Church to be uninformed about spiritual gifts, Hope Church brothers and sisters, we don't want you to be uninformed about them either!

Spiritual gifts are vital to  

• fulfill God's plans for us.

• build up His church. 

• continue the transforming mission of Jesus!

In this nine week course, you'll

• learn what spiritual gifts are and where they come from.

• find out what the Bible says about the different spiritual gifts.

• explore what your own spiritual gifts are.

• discuss how you can use your spiritual gifts for the common good.

• understand better what God has planned for your life.

Beginning Tuesday, July 28 through September 22, this course will meet every week from 7:00pm - 9:00pm @ The Hub. It will conclude with a Service and Celebration of Dedication & Affirmation on the last day, September 22.

Register now, and purchase the following required "participant manual" and "two-part gifts inventory" (allow 8-15 business days for shipping):

Participant Manual -  $11.95

Gifts Inventory I & II -  $3.95

https://www.stephenministries.org/On_Line_Store/viewitem.cfm?ItemID=82

(scholarships are available for materials)

Questions: ronalda@hopechurchnyc.org

Register HERE

Join us for a 3-week course on how to read and study the Bible. 

We'll explore  what the Bible is and the multiples ways Christians have studied the Scriptures to experience and hear from God.

When: Mondays @ 8p Online (7/27, 8/13, 8/10)
Taught by: Jordan Varghese (Teaching Pastor)

Contact jordan@hopechurchnyc.org

Join us for a rooftop hangout for our East Village Community at the Hub! It will be a great time for socializing, food, and connecting with others across the Hope community.

The cost is $5 (financial assistance is available).

Reserve your spot HERE.

Register HERE

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for lunch after service with our location 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

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for lunch after service with our location 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 lunch after service with our location 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.

Join us for a watch party for the biggest event in sports! Whether your team is in the match, you're a fan of the beautiful game, or you just want to hang out, you are invited to come out to the Hub for some food, fun, and football (not the American kind).

Where: The Hub (109 E 31st St)
When: Sunday, July 19th at 3pm
Cost: $5 towards food and drink

Reserve your spot HERE

Q's: walt@hopechurchnyc.org

Join us for a rooftop hangout for our West Side Community at the Hub! It will be a great time for socializing, food, and connecting with others across the Hope community.

The cost is $5 (financial assistance is available).

Reserve your spot HERE

Register HERE

This meeting will take place Sunday after the 2nd service in the sanctuary (1:15pm). If you're interested in getting involved in our service work within the community, this is how! The working group coordinates our service opportunities and prays over where God is leading us. In this session we'll talk through divvying up responsibilities so we can do more together.

Register HERE

Join us for a workshop on the Enneagram, a self-reflective tool that has its roots in several wisdom traditions, including Christianity and Judaism.

This 2 hour Orientation to the Enneagram for Spiritual Growth will have components of instruction, personal reflection, and discussion.

Presenter Bio: Jason Min is the Lead Pastor of Citizens Church in Los Angeles. A Southern California native, Jason earned his B.A. in Communications and History at the University of Pennsylvania, his Masters of Education at Harvard University, and his M.A. in Theology at Fuller Theological Seminary. Prior to stepping into ministry, Jason pursued careers in education and music. His five love languages are music, coffee, diet coke, golf, and the Lakers. Jason and his wife Carol currently reside in Los Angeles with their two children, Avery and Jack. 

The cost will be $10 and there will be snacks and refreshments available.

Register HERE

Join us for an all-church Worship + Prayer Night with all our locations across Hope Church NYC!

Join us for a conversation about AI, Faith, and the Future with special guest John Kim (bio below), whose recent addresses at Harvard and Generous Life have helped shape emerging conversations around AI, ethics, and discernment. Through his insights, storytelling, and guided reflection, we will explore how innovation can serve human dignity, expand impact, and strengthen trust in an AI-driven world, centering not just on what technology can do, but on what it should do.

Q+A to follow.

Pizza and drinks will be served. Cost is $5.

Bio: John Kim is the founder of Karamaan Group, an investing firm that oversees his family interests in public & private companies, mostly in the software, technology, & blockchain industries. 

Before this, John was a partner at the DFO - the family investment of Michael Dell and his family. John and his family reside at Coram Deo: A House of Worship and Entrepreneurship located in midtown Manhattan. He serves as Board Chair of Vineyard USA, and on the board of Come Near - the organization behind the He Gets Us campaign.

He received his AB from Harvard and his PhD in economics from MIT.

*Q+A will include Jerry Hong (bio to follow)

Register HERE

Join us for Waltz Dance Lessons led by Jerry Hong from Hope East Village and Lily Liu! This is for absolute beginners or anyone who's looking to brush up from a past waltz class.

We'll teach the basic step and some variations, and then have some free dancing during our 2 hour time together. This event is FREE! But there's also a $15 suggested donation with proceeds going to Father's Heart Ministries in the East Village.

Reserve a Spot

Register HERE

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for lunch after service with our location 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 lunch after service with our location 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.

Our Kids Still Like Us?! Open conversation with Yen-Yen, Yucan AND their kids about surviving and thriving through the tween & teen years

Whether your kids are still in diapers, tweening, or already in college, the question of how to stay connected in and across every season of family life is on our minds. Our family has been through some of those seasons and we’re hosting an honest conversation about what it looked like for us to raise kids we still adore, and who still like us back. We’d love to share as a family what we learned, what flopped, what surprised us, and we want to hear your questions too. Come hang out with Yen-Yen, Yucan, Enna (21), and Ennyn (19).

*Lunch provided!*

Register HERE

Register HERE

If you're new to Hope or if you're looking to get more involved, join us for lunch after service with our location 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

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 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

Join us for a Juneteenth hangout on the roof of the Hub! It will be a great time for socializing, food, and connecting with others across the Hope community.

$5 to help offset food costs.

Reserve your spot HERE

Register HERE

Join us on a 6-Week Beautiful, Disappointing, Hopeful Course In-Person.

This course is based on the book Beautiful, Disappointing, Hopeful, and the book is needed to participate in the course.

What: Beautiful, Disappointing, Hopeful: The Foundations of Real Faith
When: Tuesday Nights from 7:30p-9:00p, 1/6, 1/13, 1/20, BREAK, 2/3, 2/10, 2/17
Where: The Hub NYC (109 E. 31st St. NY NY 10016)
Taught By: Drew Hyun

Register HERE

This meeting will take place Sunday after the 2nd service in the sanctuary (1:15pm). If you're interested in getting involved in our service work within the community, this is how! The working group coordinates our service opportunities and prays over where God is leading us. In this session we'll talk through divvying up responsibilities so we can do more together.

Register HERE

Building on the joy and celebration of last year, this year's retreat invites us into a deeper exploration of who we are in Christ and the freedom that comes from being fully known and fully loved by Him.

True freedom begins not in perfecting ourselves, but in understanding who we are in Christ. In Christ, we journey together embracing our common humanity - our stories, our struggles, our joys, our longing to be accepted and belong. If we stop isolating ourselves and hiding and start showing up honestly and authentically, something holy happens: our true self in real community takes root and grows. "We see ourselves and our sisters become free from our false selves to become our true selves in Christ, able to love God, ourselves and others in freedom and in truth" (Vision for Hope Sisters becoming Emotionally Healthy Women).

We’re making space to lay down our false selves in the grace God gives us to experience a deep organic connection between God, ourselves, and others when we’re simply (and bravely) "being" our true selves together.

Grounded in Hope Church's values of "authenticity" and "community," we'll explore what it means and looks like to be our true selves in Christ. Our true selves are who God made us to be, not who we or others think we should be. Sisters, let's discover, explore and celebrate our true selves together at our "Free To Be Me in Christ" Retreat!

Wonder Aloud will facilitate this day retreat at The Hub on Saturday, June 13, 9:30am-3:00pm. Registration is limited to 40 women.

Cost: $20 (lunch, snacks, beverages, supplies included)
Scholarships available

Register HERE

The mission of Father's Heart Ministries is to "help people move from dependency to dignity and from poverty to prosperity." 

Each week volunteers prepare and pack hot breakfast, fresh produce and pantry items for hundreds of food-insecure neighbors in the lower east side. Father's Heart also provide access to food stamps, free legal services with Open Hands Legal Services and social service referrals for all guests.

Questions? Email Matthew Ross at rossmp0403@gmail.com!

Register HERE

Join us for an all-church Worship + Prayer Night with all our locations across Hope Church NYC!

Then stick around for a watch party as the US kick off their first game of the World Cup against Paraguay! 

The Worship Night will be from 7:30-9pm, followed by the Watch Party from 9-11pm.

Register HERE

As many of you know, investing in couples has been a key priority for us in recent years. We’ve had the joy of hosting Marriage Investment Weekends for couples in our church, and we’re excited to build on that momentum with something new: a quarterly dinner for couples at Hope Church NYC.

Join us for an evening of great food, drinks, desserts, and meaningful conversations in a relaxed setting with other couples. 

Cost is $10/person, $20/couple. 

Childcare is not provided.

Join us for an NBA Finals Game 2 Watch Party @ the Hub! Pizza, snacks, and drinks will be provided. 

Cost: $5 

Reserve a spot HERE

Register HERE

Join us for a Memorial Day Weekend Gathering (Sunday) on the Rooftop!

Come to the Hub on Sunday of Memorial Day Weekend for our Rooftop Hangout. 

Food and drinks will be available - cost is $5. 

You're invited to Do For One's in person introductory session where you will learn about our mission, philosophy, and approach to building genuine relationships with adults with disabilities in NYC who experience profound social isolation. You will hear real stories about how freely given relationships across societal barriers are bringing dignity and hope to some of the most marginalized people in NYC and how you can get involved!
Doors open @ 7PM.

Presentation will run from 7:15-8:30PM with time for mingling and Q+A until 9PM.

Refreshments and light snacks provided.

Link to Register

LOCATION: The Hub 3rd Floor

CONTACT: jane@doforone.org

Register HERE

This meeting will take place Sunday after the 2nd service in the sanctuary (1:15pm). If you're interested in getting involved in our service work within the community, this is how! The working group coordinates our service opportunities and prays over where God is leading us. In this session we'll talk through divvying up responsibilities so we can do more together.