We are a family of individuals who has been saved into a vibrant relationship with God through the death and resurrection of Jesus and God has knit together in community. We believe that Jesus is alive and active and that he desires us all to experience the fullness of life that he offers us. Hope Community Church is a family made up of a variety of ages, backgrounds and nationalities and is welcoming of all.
Loving God, loving one another, reaching out in love
Hope Community Church is a family of individuals who have been saved into a vibrant relationship with God through the death and resurrection of Jesus, and whom God has knit together in community. We believe that Jesus is alive and active and that He desires us all to experience the fullness of life that He offers us. The Hope family comprises a variety of ages, backgrounds and nationalities, and is welcoming of all.
During the COVID19 lockdown we are obviously not meeting as usual at the school. Instead we are having virtual services each Sunday and you are welcome to join in. Usually there is a brief introduction by one of the elders, a number of songs selected by one of the worship leaders and then a sermon by one of our preachers. We are using an app called Vimeo for the intros and talks and youtube for the worship songs.
You will need to send an e-mail to admin@hopecommunityuchurch.me.uk to request to be sent the relevant links each week.
We are also continuing to hold our regular Thursday evening prayer meetings using the Zoom app. If you would like to join with us in praying for the government, our frontline workers and those trying to develop a vaccine for the virus, as well as everyone affected by it, please contact us at the above address.
We will advise when normal services resume.
As part of the Relational Mission group of churches in the South East we continue to have our regular ENOUGH prayer meetings, but they are now being arranged by video link. The current series is entitled ‘Such a time as this’. The last one was held on Friday 15th May and involved Christians from many nations coming together from around the world. To listen to the event, copy this link into your browser:- https://tinyurl.com/y8eafwkt
The next ENOUGH prayer meeting will be on Friday 12th June. If you would like to be involved with this and other future events, you will need to register and you can do this by logging on to the following web address: https://prayersofmany.org
Hope is a member of Churches Together in Hutton and Shenfield, who are partnering with Manna Meals and Brentwood Foodbank in providing relief for those people and families most seriously affected by the financial effects of COVID19. Many hundreds of collections of food from local shops and supermarkets have been made. These are then assembled into food parcels at St. Peters, and distributed by an army of volunteers to those in need.
If you are self-isolating, YOU are not alone. The Hutton Community Hub is up and running.
If you need help with shopping, a friendly phone call, posting mail, collecting prescriptions or any urgent supplies, please call 01277 262846 between 9am and 5pm.
Alternatively email office@huttonparish.com or lisa@huttonparish.com
OR if you are able to offer to help, please contact Hutton Hub as above.
