Worship With Us
Hope Lutheran Church offers a "come as you are" atmosphere, where we celebrate Holy Communion every week, and all are welcome to participate in receiving it.
Bulletins are not printed. Instead, all congregational responses and songs are provided on screen, and we even have QR codes in the pews for easy access to online giving during the offering.
Once a month, usually on the second Sunday, we have Stephen Ministers who provide personal anointing and prayer during Holy Communion, and we love kids in worship! We have activity bags and a Kid's Corner available to help keep them busy during worship.
Worship Times
8:30 am Traditional Worship Service
Hope offers a traditional worship service with a conventional Lutheran feel, featuring liturgy, readings, and hymns, accompanied primarily by the organ. Holy Communion is offered every Sunday and everyone is invited to the table. We also have a choir that sings regularly at this service and is always looking for new members.
10:30 am Modern Worship Service
Hope offers a modern worship service that features a casual atmosphere and incorporates more modern worship music. Our modern worship is led by our praise band and includes a special message tailored for children. Holy Communion is offered every Sunday and everyone is invited to the table. Childcare is also provided during this service in our nursery.
Online Worship Service
For those unable to join us in person, Hope Lutheran Church offers livestreaming of all worship services on our YouTube Channel.
Sermon Series
The Will to Dream
In this time of upheaval, we find trust is fragile, truth contested, and spaces between us feel harder to cross. Divisions stretch far and wide. The constant churn of political tension leaves many feeling anxious and uncertain. Community feels strained, and connection is harder to come by. Hearts are weary, and souls unsettled, and people of all perspectives are searching—not just for answers, but for understanding, healing, and hope. This ache is not weakness; it is a holy longing—a sacred desire for a world made whole. From this longing comes the will to dream—a persistent courage to imagine, resist, and rebuild a better world.
The Will to Dream series is rooted in prophetic imagination—a theological framework powerfully explored by the late theologian and biblical scholar Walter Brueggemann—in the sacred practice to see beyond what is and move toward what could be.
Child Care
Hope's Child Care Center is open during our modern worship service (blended worship service during the summer), welcoming children three years of age and under. Registration is required to ensure a quick and easy check-in process.
Our Child Care Center is overseen by our Child Care Coordinator, who is background-checked and trained in Abuse Prevention. All volunteers 18 years and older are also background checked and trained in Abuse Prevention.
Connection Card
Our online Connection Card is an opportunity for you to share a comment, concern, or even update your contact information with us.
