Worship and communion at The Church We Hope For

Spiritual Practices

I knew a pastor in Nicaragua whose church met under a plantain tree for one year. He had no building yet began building community under the shade of a tree. We have not a tree, but God has provided shelter through the radical generosity of our friends’ home and living...

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Gif of a tour of The Church We Hope For website

A New Major Marker in the Journey

Our New Nonprofit Status Means Giving is Now Live! One of the main things our supporters have been asking about is how to support on a consistent basis. Well…as of yesterday that question now has a clear answer! We’re officially set up to receive support! Check out the video below...

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Ines and Bobby hanging with Quest Church staff at the ECC Midwinter Conference

What Kingdom collaboration looks like

This is what Kingdom collaboration looks like. Shared tables and arms around shoulders and the kind of laughter that catches you off guard. What a wonderful week we had at the @cov_church midwinter conference. But nothing was more meaningful than connecting with our newest Kingdom partners. Let us tell you a taste...

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Pastor Gail Song Bantum announces on Facebook the upcoming gospel partnership with The Church We Hope For

Partnership with Quest Church Announced!

We are deeply grateful to Quest Church in Seattle and Pastora Gail Song Bantum for this gospel partnership. Thank you for believing in us and seeing the shared DNA and kindred spirits we possess. Grateful for Kingdom partners that strengthen and collaborate for God’s Kingdom! We look forward in days to...

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House worship gathering on Feb 19, 2020

Last Sunday was e v e r y t h i n g !

We had our first house church gathering. An intimate space to draw together close friends and community partners who have been with us and for us in this blessed journey. Some are faithfully serving other churches, and we celebrate these gospel centered partnerships. Others are looking for a community to...

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