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Hope Church NYC We are a family of diverse churches in and around NYC. www.hopechurchnyc.org

10/13/2026

This weekend, we celebrated Brian Dao’s baptism! 🙌
From wanting to live life on his own terms to learning to trust God’s plan, Brian’s story is a beautiful reminder that God’s love and grace are always there, even when we don’t recognize it.

We’re so grateful to celebrate this next step in his journey of faith!

10/12/2026

We’re stepping into a new chapter together, Hope! ❤️
This Sunday, we introduced Rooted Here, Reaching Everywhere, a three-year campaign to deepen our roots in NYC and expand our ability to love and serve our city for generations to come.

Our goal is to raise $4 million to purchase our East Village property and make important improvements to The Hub, helping both spaces continue to serve our church and neighbors for decades to come.

But this is about so much more than buildings. Our prayer is that through this journey, God would make us more faith-filled, more passionate about our neighbors, hungrier for justice and righteousness, more generous, and more hopeful about what He can do.

We’re excited for what’s ahead and would love for you to be part of it!

Watch the video to hear more about the vision, and visit the link in our bio to learn about the campaign and how you can get involved.

How do you know if you’re doing the work God has called you to do?This Sunday, Pastor Drew shared a helpful framework fo...
10/11/2026

How do you know if you’re doing the work God has called you to do?

This Sunday, Pastor Drew shared a helpful framework for discerning our calling through five motivations we see reflected in Scripture.

The encouraging part? There isn’t just one right reason to choose a job. Financial stability, meaningful relationships, creative freedom, making a difference, and using our gifts all matter. And different priorities may take the lead in different seasons.

As we consider our next steps, the invitation is to ask not only what we want from our work, but how we can allow God to lead us in those decisions.

10/09/2026

We have something exciting to share with our Hope Church NYC family! 👀

This Sunday, October 11, we’ll be making a special announcement about what’s ahead for our church and how we can continue participating in what God is doing across our city.

We’d love for you to be there as we share this next chapter together!

Join us at any of our three locations: East Village, Midtown, or Upper West Side. See you Sunday!

10/07/2026

Have you ever finally gotten a day off, only to realize you’re too exhausted to actually enjoy it?

Or you stop working, but part of you still feels like you should be doing more?

That’s what can happen when we treat rest like the reward for getting enough done.

Sabbath invites us into a different rhythm: we don’t work until we’ve earned our rest. We learn to work from a place of rest.

What would it look like for rest to become a starting point, not just something you collapse into at the end?

There’s a lot happening at Hope this October 🍂From Selah Sessions and a community clothes swap to our fall retreat, Emot...
10/01/2026

There’s a lot happening at Hope this October 🍂
From Selah Sessions and a community clothes swap to our fall retreat, Emotionally Healthy Relationships, an art exhibit, and more.

Learn more and register in the link in bio!

Last week, our Spiritual Gifts Cohort wrapped up after two months of learning, growing, and discovering how God has uniq...
09/29/2026

Last week, our Spiritual Gifts Cohort wrapped up after two months of learning, growing, and discovering how God has uniquely gifted each of us to serve others.

We ended our time together with a Celebration Dinner, reflecting on what God has shown us, celebrating what we’ve seen in one another, and thinking about how we can put what we’ve learned into practice.

We’re so grateful for this community and excited to see how each person continues to use their gifts at Hope and beyond. ❤️

09/29/2026

When there’s tension in a relationship, it’s usually pretty easy to make a list of what the other person is doing wrong.

A harder question is: What is mine to pay attention to?
That doesn’t mean taking responsibility for someone else’s behavior or assuming every conflict is your fault. It means being willing to notice your own reactions, patterns, assumptions, and areas where there may still be room to grow.

As we explore relationships as part of our Rule of Life, we’re asking God to help us become more self-aware and more lovingly present with the people around us.

Before pointing outward, consider asking: God, what do you want me to see in me?

We’ve been in a series called Rule of Life, exploring the rhythms that help us stay centered in Jesus in the middle of o...
09/28/2026

We’ve been in a series called Rule of Life, exploring the rhythms that help us stay centered in Jesus in the middle of our everyday lives. One of those rhythms is relationships.

During yesterday’s West Side service, Pastor Yen-Yen reminded us that healthy relationships aren’t only about finding the right people. They also require us to pay attention to what we’re bringing into them.

Old fears, wounds, and patterns don’t simply disappear when we find friendship, community, or a partner.

Often, relationships are where those things start to show up.

That’s why tending to our inner lives is part of tending to our relationships. With God and the support of others, we can become more aware of what we’re carrying and how it may be affecting the way we relate to the people around us.

As you think about the relationships shaping your life, consider asking: What are my relationships revealing about what may still need my attention?

This past Sunday, we gathered for Don’t Overthink It: Developing Discernment as a Young Adult, a conversation about what...
09/25/2026

This past Sunday, we gathered for Don’t Overthink It: Developing Discernment as a Young Adult, a conversation about what it looks like to seek God’s direction when the path in front of us is not obvious.

Our panelists spoke honestly about the kinds of decisions that can feel especially complicated: pursuing a career opportunity that affects your spouse, navigating a parent’s disapproval of your relationship, knowing when to let people into the more vulnerable parts of your life, and discerning when to speak openly about your faith at work.

There were no simple formulas for making the “right” decision. Instead, the conversation kept bringing us back to something deeper: discernment begins with being grounded in who we are and knowing that we are deeply loved by God.

We’re grateful for the candor, wisdom, and encouragement our panelists shared, and for the reminder that even when we cannot see the whole path ahead, we can trust God to meet us and lead us along the way.

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