Hope Church - Anglican

06/05/2026

Join us on Sunday mornings @9:30AM and worship the Lord alongside of us! Our children’s ministry is set to begin again this week so arrive early and get your little ones checked in! We hope to see you there!

1423 Lee Street East
Charleston, WV 25301

06/04/2026

What if hospitality has less to do with your house and more to do with your heart?

Many of us have confused hospitality with entertaining. We think we need the spotless kitchen, the perfect meal, and a home worthy of showing off. But biblical hospitality was never about impressing people—it was about welcoming them.

The Gospel reminds us that God welcomed us long before we had anything to offer Him. In Jesus, we see a Savior who continually made room at the table for sinners, outsiders, and the overlooked.

Every meal shared, every chair pulled up, and every open door can become an opportunity for grace.

You don’t need a perfect house. You just need an open table.

06/02/2026

Join us for morning prayer! We hope to see you there as we pray, read scripture, and grow nearer to the Lord alongside one another!

06/01/2026

This weekend we enjoyed our annual father/son camping trip! Hot dogs were eaten, marshmallows were burned, prayers among us were lifted to the Lord, and laughter and sounds of joy could be heard continuously as we enjoyed God’s creation. What a blessed time with brothers!

05/27/2026

We often think friendship is built on shared interests—
same hobbies, same stage of life, same vibe.

But the gospel gives us something deeper.

In Christ, friendship is formed by shared life in Him.
Because Jesus doesn’t just save individuals—He creates a people.

A people bound together not by preference,
but by grace.

And how does He relate to us?
With patience. With faithfulness. With a love that lays itself down.

So friendship becomes more than enjoyment—
it becomes formation.

Being known and still loved.
Walking in truth. Bearing burdens. Pointing each other to Jesus.

That’s the gospel.
Real friendship is built on Christ’s faithful love.

05/24/2026

Brothers and sisters, we have gathered in His name and worshipped the King of Glory! This morning was full of joy and gratitude as the doors to our new building were opened and our God was praised again! The excitement of Pentecost, a building dedication, baptism, a visit from the Bishop, our gathering together as the people of God, and receiving from Him at His table has only helped to make clear our desire to be a place where the Gospel of Christ Jesus is celebrated and where lives are transformed by the grace and power of our Lord! What a blessed day it has been!

05/24/2026

Brothers and sisters, if you planned on joining us online this morning, you’ll have to head over to YouTube! Here’s the link! We’d love to see you here if possible!

Sunday Service 5/24/2026

05/23/2026

Last social media reminder for Sunday morning! We will be meeting at our new location! We will attempt to livestream, but to ensure you can worship alongside of us, please join in person!

1423 Lee Street East
Charleston, WV 25301

May the Lord continue to be exalted in this place and in our lives!

05/20/2026

📍 Let's talk about the gospel in conflict. Conflict is inevitable because life is full of imperfect people, and you and I are one of them. But the gospel changes how we face it because in Christ, God didn't avoid conflict with us. He moved toward us while we were still sinners. Christ died for us. He didn't wait for us to get it together.

He made peace at the cost of his own life. And that's the foundation. Peace is not built on who's right, but on what Christ has done. Because at the cross, our hostility with God was put to death. And now in Christ, we've been reconciled. So we don't enter conflict needing to win. We enter it already. Secure in Him.

Free to confess. Free to forgive. Free to pursue peace. Not because it's easy, but because grace has already been given and here's the hope, the same grace that reconciled you to God can begin to reshape your relationships. This is the gospel. Peace isn't found in perfect people, but in a perfect savior who makes peace possible.