Hope Congregational Christian Fellowship

09/30/2024

We invite you to our Heritage Sunday on October 20th at 10am, welcoming both past and present attenders of Hope Fellowship to worship together, reconnect and enjoy some finger foods.

Our church meets at 51 Byron Ave in Dorchester (lower level of the Pioneers building).

12/19/2023

03/24/2023

06/23/2022

This ministry is certainly needed among our governmental leaders.

05/03/2022

When we limit our ministry to the building – only doing events in it, or inviting people to it – we place an artificial, unbiblical and unloving cap on our impact and effectiveness.

04/18/2022

Worship is both personal and public. But you could easily make the case that the Bible speaks far more about public worship than private.

03/15/2022

Check out the latest blog post from our National Pastor

As I write this blog, the world is on edge as Russian troops have invaded Ukraine. Unlike previous world wars, we can see the horrors of this war from our own living rooms. Words cannot describe the utter shock we feel at the atrocities being committed against the Ukrainian people. We have seen the....

02/11/2022

Go day 42, go!

I am well aware that we spent much time last week in Acts 2, but let’s revisit that verse again by looking at it through the lense of the church. ‘And they devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers.’ Acts 2.42.

02/07/2022

Join us for Day 38 of the 100 Days of Prayer

We are seeking God and His direction for our church and as you read the Scripture listed above, you see the early church was doing this as well. The author of Hebrews said, “And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works.” The writer is asking the people to continue to be ...

02/04/2022

Day 35 of the journey

I am sure you are getting quite familiar with this passage from Acts 4, but there is so much to learn and apply in this passage about the early church.

02/04/2022

If it is I who determine where God is to be found, then I shall always find a God who corrosponds to me in some way, who is obliging, who is connected with my own nature. But if God determines where He is to be found, then it will be in a place which is not immediately pleasing to my nature and which is not at all congenial to me. This place is the Cross of Christ.
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer-