Point Hope Presbyterian Church

Point Hope Presbyterian Church A new church on Daniel Island reaching the Cainhoy Peninsula:
Pointing the Hearts of Charleston to

Some weeks you just arrive at Sunday running on empty.That's not a failure. That's actually the perfect place to be.Isai...
05/29/2026

Some weeks you just arrive at Sunday running on empty.

That's not a failure. That's actually the perfect place to be.

Isaiah reminded us this week that God's strength isn't a reward for holding it together and it's what he offers to the ones who've already let go.

If you're tired, there's a seat here for you.

05/28/2026

Walking into a room full of strangers and feeling invisible is one of the loneliest feelings there is.

We know it takes courage to show up. So before you ever walk through the door, we're already praying for you and already hoping you'll come.

Point Hope is a place that wants to see you. Not perfectly. But genuinely.

Come find out for yourself this Sunday.

05/27/2026

Most of us are used to doing life alone.

But church, at its best, is an invitation into someone else's story, someone else's gift, and someone else's quiet moment of courage. You get to show up for that. You get to be part of it.

That's not a small thing.

Come find your place Sunday. We're on Daniel Island.

05/26/2026

What is life actually for?

It's a question we rarely stop long enough to ask but this week, we're sitting with it.

In Mark 12:28–34, a scribe asks Jesus the most important question anyone could ask: "Which commandment is the most important of all?"

And Jesus points to the center of everything: love God with your whole heart, and love your neighbor as yourself.

Most of us have quietly built our lives around things that are real, but not ultimate. This sermon is a gentle, honest invitation to come back to what actually matters.

Listen to the full sermon on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform — search Point Hope Presbyterian Church.

There's something about Memorial Day that quiets you.You think about people who stepped toward something hard and not be...
05/25/2026

There's something about Memorial Day that quiets you.

You think about people who stepped toward something hard and not because it was easy, but because it mattered. That kind of love doesn't ask what it gets in return. It just shows up, fully, at real cost.

We don't take that lightly today.

And if you've ever felt the weight of grief, or wondered whether anything in this world is truly steady or that longing makes sense. It's pointing toward something real. The kind of love that doesn't waiver, doesn't burn out, and doesn't leave. The kind we believe showed up once and for all, and keeps showing up still.

Grateful today for the ones who gave everything. And grateful to be a community that pauses together to remember.

Walking into a new church for the first time takes more courage than most people give themselves credit for.So here's wh...
05/22/2026

Walking into a new church for the first time takes more courage than most people give themselves credit for.

So here's what an actual Sunday at Point Hope looks like:

You'll find a seat, hear some music that doesn't require you to know all the words, and listen to a message that tries to meet real life where it actually is.

Afterward, someone will probably say hello. That's it.

If you're coming in with questions, doubts, or a complicated history with church, then you'll fit right in.

Services are Sunday mornings on Daniel Island. Come a little early, come right on time, either works. Bring your coffee if you want.

If you've been thinking about coming for a while, this Sunday is a good one.

05/21/2026

Some places take weeks to feel like yours. This isn't one of them.

Follow Anna in on a Sunday morning. No agenda, no performance. Just people glad you showed up.

If you've been thinking about it, this week is a good week.

You don't have to fix yourself before you walk through the door.That weight you're carrying, the exhaustion, the gap bet...
05/20/2026

You don't have to fix yourself before you walk through the door.

That weight you're carrying, the exhaustion, the gap between how you seem and how you actually feel, you don't have to explain it or leave it in the parking lot. This is a room full of people who showed up anyway.

Plan your visit at pointhopepres.com.

05/19/2026

The religious leaders in this passage tried everything to trap Jesus through clever questions, theological riddles, political traps.

And he walked through all of it with quiet authority.

But this Sunday's sermon asked us a harder question: Why did Jesus disrupt them so much and us so little?

Most of us have built a faith where Jesus stays in his lane. Close enough to comfort us. Far enough not to meddle. We've got a room for him and a list of rooms he's not allowed in.

The problem? Jesus won't stay put.

From Mark 12, Pastor Rob reminded us that Jesus speaks into government, money, marriage, death, allegiance and every area of life, not just the "spiritual" ones. And if we're not feeling any friction, that's not a sign everything's fine. That might be the thing worth paying closest attention to.

He is not God of the dead but of the living. — Mark 12:27

Listen to the full sermon on pointhopepres.com or through our Point Hope Presbyterian podcast channels. And if this is a word someone in your life needs, please share it with them.

05/18/2026

There's a version of Sunday morning that looks like everyone else has it figured out and then there's the real one.

The one where you're running late, your kid spilled something in the car, and you're not even sure why you're going. That version. That's the one that actually matters.

This week, Pastor Rob talked about what happens when we stop performing and just show up — not polished, not prepared, just present.

If you've been putting off coming back because you feel like you need to get your life in a better place first, this one's for you. You don't have to arrive ready. You just have to arrive.

We'd love to see you Sunday

If it's been a while, this is a good week to come back.Not because you have it together. Just because there's a seat for...
05/15/2026

If it's been a while, this is a good week to come back.

Not because you have it together. Just because there's a seat for you and room for all of it.

We meet Sundays at 10am at the Daniel Island Recreation Center.

Come as you are.

Plan your visit at pointhopepres.com.

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160 Fairbanks Drive
Charleston, SC
29492

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10am - 11:30am

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