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If you have been feeling like there is something missing in your life and want to experience the supernatural love of God as well as be loved by His people; then please come and attend one of our services. At New Hope, we place equal emphasis on teaching how to apply biblical principles and on the sacrament of Communion. You will find a blending of the ancient practices of the early Christian Church within a contemporary style of worship. The symbols used in our worship are meant to assist the worshippers in understanding the greatness of God and His immeasurable love for us. Our pattern of worship, called the liturgy, engages all, congregants and priests, in the prayers and worship of God. Every part of our time of worship is meant as a way of honoring God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, for the wonderful gift of everlasting life we have received through Jesus’ death and resurrection.
Music
Music is an integral part of worship. Together with the liturgy, the music is meant to engage our minds and emotions transcending us as close the heavenly realm as is possible in this life. We strive to play music that is both ancient and modern. You will see people singing, clapping, raising their hands in worship which is all part of loving God with all our hearts, minds, and strength.
The Service of Word
This is the prayer and teaching part of the service where the Bible passages are read, the message or sermon is preached, and the people join in prayers for our communities, the church, and for our needs as well as thanksgivings.
The Service of Sacrament
Sacrament is a word which defines an outward sign or symbol of an inward grace instituted by Jesus Christ. On Sunday mornings, Anglicans world-wide celebrate the Eucharist or communion. The Eucharist was instituted by Jesus at the Last Supper and is a remembrance of the gift of salvation freely given for the forgiveness of our sins.
So, come and worship with us. You will be blessed by our services which are instructive, refreshing, and transforming.
Music
Music is an integral part of worship. Together with the liturgy, the music is meant to engage our minds and emotions transcending us as close the heavenly realm as is possible in this life. We strive to play music that is both ancient and modern. You will see people singing, clapping, raising their hands in worship which is all part of loving God with all our hearts, minds, and strength.
The Service of Word
This is the prayer and teaching part of the service where the Bible passages are read, the message or sermon is preached, and the people join in prayers for our communities, the church, and for our needs as well as thanksgivings.
The Service of Sacrament
Sacrament is a word which defines an outward sign or symbol of an inward grace instituted by Jesus Christ. On Sunday mornings, Anglicans world-wide celebrate the Eucharist or communion. The Eucharist was instituted by Jesus at the Last Supper and is a remembrance of the gift of salvation freely given for the forgiveness of our sins.
So, come and worship with us. You will be blessed by our services which are instructive, refreshing, and transforming.