Carnegie Presbyterian Church

05/29/2026

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05/23/2026

Scientific study proves spirituality guards against depression.

Life is difficult. Yet when we recognize the spiritual aspect of our lives our brains respond!!!

Tomorrow is Pentecost Sunday-a day to celebrate the movement of the Spirit in ordinary people.

Join us to hear the story.

05/23/2026

FREE CARRY OUT DINNER

Sunday 5-6 PM

Stop by for pick-up
New Hope Worship Center
1100 Washington Ave (by Aldi’s)

05/18/2026

Check out this FREE study guide of the Psalms from the Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Discover the power and beauty of the book of Psalms with a free study guide from Luther Seminary.

05/15/2026

“Hope is lived when it comes alive, when we go outside of ourselves and, in joy and pain take part in the lives of others". Moltmann

As the world grows darker with war, fear, and uncertainty, the message of Christian hope is drawing fresh attention. That was the focus of a major event in Seoul marking the 100th anniversary of theologian Jürgen Moltmann, whose “Theology of Hope” called a despairing world to look again to the God of resurrection and new creation.

Speakers at the gathering stressed that Moltmann’s hope was never shallow optimism. It was born through suffering. After enduring the darkness of World War II and life in a prisoner-of-war camp, Moltmann came to believe that Christian faith must speak directly into pain, crisis, and history, not run from it. His message was clear: because of Christ’s resurrection, despair does not have the final word.

That is why his theology is drawing fresh attention again today. In an age of conflict, oppression, climate anxiety, and spiritual exhaustion, many believe the Church does not need less hope, but more — not empty positivity, but resurrection hope rooted in God’s promise. As the world grows darker, Moltmann’s message is reminding believers that Christian hope is not denial of suffering, but confidence that God still brings life out of death.

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05/02/2026

WALK FOR WORLD PEACE TODAY 1-2PM

FREE EVENT - New Hope Worship Center Carnegie Presbyterian

STOP BY TODAY to join walkers around the world seeking world peace. The Selah Labyrinth will be open from 1-2 PM for personal meditation and the opportunity to join others in this rolling wave of peaceful energy.

05/01/2026

WALK FOR WORLD PEACE THIS SATURDAY 1-2PM

FREE EVENT - New Hope Worship Center Carnegie Presbyterian

Across the globe, 500 Labyrinths will be open at 1PM in their OWN time zone. Join walkers around the world seeking world peace. The Selah Labyrinth will be open from 1-2 PM for personal meditation and the chance to join others in this rolling wave of peaceful energy.

04/26/2026

FREE Carry-Out dinner TODAY from 5-6PM. New Hope Worship Center next to Aldi’s. Stop by to pick up your free dinner.

04/13/2026

The Youth Mission Project is gathering essential personal care items!

12/28/2025

SUNDAY FROM 5-6 PM at New Hope Worship Center Carnegie Presbyterian (next to Aldi's)