INFORMATION GUIDE WAUKEE

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1 INFORMATION GUIDE WAUKEE

2 Inside: 3 Welcome & Worship Schedule 4 Mission Vision Core Values 5 Pastor Mike's Letter Team 6 FAQs 7 The Hope Circle 8 Ministries 13 Ways to Serve 14 Ways to Be Cared For or Supported 15 Campus Opportunities 16 Online Giving Update Your Info 2

3 WELCOME TO LUTHERAN CHURCH OF HOPE We don t think it s an accident that you re picking up this guide, and we hope it will give you a great first look at what we re about. You ll find service times, an overview of our campus, and available opportunities throughout the year in our ministries. For complete details and descriptions of classes, please visit our website, lutheranchurchofhope.org, and select a campus. You can find messages posted at hopeonline.tv and podcasts at hopewaukee.org/sermons. We hope you ll join us again! Until then, if you have any questions, please call the church office at or visit us online at lutheranchurchofhope.org. SCHEDULE OF WEEKLY SERVICES Childcare is available for infants age 3 at all services. WAUKEE 305 NE Dartmoor Dr. Waukee Saturdays 5:00* pm Celebration Service in the Worship Center Sundays 9:15* & 11:00* am Celebration Services in the Worship Center AMES 520 6th St. Ames Sundays 10:30* am Celebration Service in the Auditorium Wednesdays 8:00 pm Kairos (for college students) in the Auditorium ANKENY 520 NW 36th St. Ankeny Saturdays 5:00* pm Celebration Service in the Worship Center Sundays 8:00*, 9:15* & 11:00* am Celebration Service in the Worship Center DES MOINES 1821 Ingersoll Ave. Des Moines Saturdays 5:00 pm Celebration Service in the Worship Center Sundays 9:15* & 11:00* am Celebration Services in the Worship Center JOHNSTON-GRIMES Saturdays 5:00* pm Celebration Service at The Hub, 3060 SE Grimes Blvd. #900 Grimes Sundays 9:15* & 11:00* am Celebration Services at Summit Middle School, 9500 Windsor Pkwy. Johnston WEST DES MOINES 925 Jordan Creek Pkwy. West Des Moines Saturdays 5:00* pm Celebration Service in the Worship Center Sundays 8:30 am Traditional Service in the Chapel 8:00, 9:15* & 11:00* am and 5:00* pm Celebration Services in the Worship Center 11:00 am Live-streamed online at hopeonline.tv Tuesday Night Worship Page 2 6:30 pm For growing Christians and weekend travelers in The Bridge Thursdays 7:00 pm REVIVE Young Adult Service in the Chapel *Children s Ministry available. See pages 10, 15 & 16. 3

4 MISSION WHAT GOD IS CALLING US TODO Reach out to the world around us and share the everlasting love of Jesus Christ! VISION BE WHO GOD IS CALLING US TO A Spirited (Acts 2), Growing (Matthew 28) and Christ centered (John 13) community filled with hope! CORE VALUES HOW GOD IS CALLING US TO ACT 1. Jesus is life. The rest is details. Jesus Christ alone is our hope, and the only real and lasting hope for the world (John 14:6). We love him. For this reason, we don t apologize for the gospel or for putting our relationship with him first in our lives (Romans 1:16). We strive to respond faithfully to the call of Jesus to follow him above all else in this world, which so often competes for our time, energy and attention (Luke 14:15 24). 2. Lost people matter to God and so they matter to us. Jesus was sent to reconcile a lost world to God (Luke 15:1 32), and he calls us to do the same. We like unchurched people, and we know what a difference Jesus can make in their lives. For this reason, we seek to reach out to the world around us and share the everlasting love of Jesus Christ (Matthew 28:19 20, John 20:21, 1 Corinthians 9:19 27, Lutheran Church of Hope mission statement). 3. We worship God, not tradition. Where tradition helps to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ and further the mission of our church, we embrace it. Where tradition becomes a wall between God and his people, we seek to tear it down (John 2:13 22, Matthew 23:13 36, John 9:1 41). While the gospel message of Jesus Christ remains unchanged (Hebrew 13:8), the manner in which it is proclaimed must change for it to be communicated effectively in a changing world (Mark 2:21 22). In our worship and in our ministry, we intentionally offer a wide variety of options from traditional to contemporary and we remain open to new waves of innovation sent to the church by the Holy Spirit of God all for the sake of Christian mission (Psalm , Acts 2:1 42) 4. Following Jesus is a growing experience. We can t outgrow Christian faith. As modern day disciples of Jesus Christ, we are called to move from spiritual infancy to spiritual maturity (Philippians 3:13 14, Ephesians 4:12 14). For this reason, we strive to bring people into an ever growing relationship with Jesus Christ (Matthew 28:19). This growth best happens in small groups (Acts 2:42 47). As we grow in faith, we turn our hearts to God, giving of ourselves and our resources freely and cheerfully (2 Corinthians 9:7). 5. We are one body, united in Jesus Christ. We are a church of individuals, different in many ways, yet called together by God to be one in ministry and mission. As members of the same body, we become more effective when we work in harmony as a unified whole (John 17:20 23). Among us, love for one another is the norm (John 13:34, Romans 13:8), conflicts are resolved according to the teaching of Jesus (Matthew 18:15 17), and we seek to build each other up (1 Thessalonians 5:11). We rejoice together, and we suffer together (1 Corinthians 12:25 27). 4

5 THANK YOU FOR PICKING UP THIS BOOKLET. Here you will find a brief introduction to Lutheran Church of Hope, a relatively new congregation that has been touched by God in ways we never imagined. The story of Hope begins in the early 90s. While the past 20 years have been filled with great adventure and miraculous growth, I whole-heartedly believe the most exciting days for this church are ahead! Perhaps this is the point where God begins to write you into the Hope story. Please know that we believe it s no accident you are here God has led you to Hope for a reason. We ve been praying for you, asking God to bring whoever he wills into this Christ-centered, Spirit-led, Bible-based community. If you are looking for a perfect church, you ve come to the wrong place. Hope is far closer to a hospital for sinners than a hang-out for saints. We are a not a country club, a chamber of commerce or a church that puts politics before Jesus. Our primary purpose is not to point people to this church we exist to point people to the God of this church. So take your time. Look around. Be our guest! And, just ask if you have any questions. Pastor Mike Housholder Senior Pastor LEADERSHIP TEAM Mike Housholder Senior Pastor Chris Gunnare Executive Minister: Operations Jeremy Johnson Executive Pastor: Outreach Emily Langpaul Executive Minister: Youth & Family Richard Webb Executive Pastor: Discipleship CAMPUS PASTOR OTHER CAMPUS PASTORS/MINISTERS Pat Quaid Hope Waukee Lead Pastor WAUKEE CAMPUS STAFF Jon Anenson Hope Des Moines Lead Pastor Danny Housholder Hope Ames/College (Kairos) Minister Scott Rains Hope Ankeny Lead Pastor Eric Voelker Hope Johnston-Grimes Lead Pastor Lissah Beglinger Admin Assistant Chad Borgestad Campus Minister Ben Hanson Custodian Sarah Kaczrowski Nursery Director Wendy Liskey Ministry Coordinator Rosemary Sheeler HopeKids Curriculum/ Special Events Coordinator Jessy Vera Worship Arts Director Allison Webb Children's Ministry Director Darrick Woehrle Production Director Jordyn Wyzgowski Student Ministry Coordinator For additional staff contact information, visit lutheranchurchofhope.org and select your campus. 5

6 FAQs I m new to Hope; how do I get started? If you are new to Christianity or new to Hope, there are classes and opportunities to learn more about Christianity and being a member of Hope. Who can take classes at Hope? Everyone is warmly welcomed into the various classes, groups, studies and events, regardless of whether you are a church member. How do I get the full details on classes? Do I need to register? Descriptions of all opportunities are available at hopewaukee.org/calendar. Please take a few minutes to register for the classes that you plan to attend. By doing so, you help our teams adequately prepare so we can provide you with appropriate materials, accommodations and childcare. Can I take classes or go to programs at a Hope location I don t normally attend for worship? Yes. The leadership team hopes you will make yourself at home at the campuses in West Des Moines, Ames, Ankeny, Des Moines, Johnston-Grimes and Waukee to take full advantage of what s offered at all six campuses. Is childcare available? Childcare is offered at all worship services (infants age 3) and for many classes and events (infants age 12). Please check the individual class pages online to find the details. To ensure the safety and well-being of the children in Hope s care, we take great care to staff the nursery appropriately. To guarantee the availability of childcare for your child(ren), please preregister for classes. Unfortunately, space is limited. When registering, please indicate the names and ages of your children needing care. Walk-ins will be warmly welcomed as space allows. When is the nursery open? Childcare for infants age 3 is offered at all worship services and for many classes and events. The nursery opens 15 minutes prior to the start of events and worship. Is there a way to hear last week s sermon? I was out of town and missed it. Yes! Visit hopewaukee.org/sermons for a podcast, watch messages from the previous weekend s services at hopeonline.tv. How do I reach a pastor in an emergency? The after-hours number for emergencies is (515) Your call will be answered by a contracted answering service. Your information will be relayed to Hope s Care Ministry for responses. This number is for urgent care needs. During business hours, 9:00 am 4:00 pm, Monday Friday, call Hope at for emergencies. How do I become a member of Hope? Simply take a New Member Class, offered after Christmas, after Easter and in the fall. In this 2½-hour class, you learn what it means to be a member, all about the available service and ministry opportunities, and the mission and vision God has given Hope for the future. Lunch and childcare are provided. Check the Hope website for class times. Can my kids sit with me during worship? Yes, children are always welcome to sit with parents during worship. If your children need a little more space, families may watch worship services in the Cry Room in the upper balcony area. Mother's Lounges are also available in the east and west hallways near the bathrooms. Does Hope have public wifi? Yes. You may connect to Hope_Everlasting while in the building. If you still have unanswered questions, please call or info@hopewaukee.org. 6

7 THE HOPE CIRCLE The Hope Circle helps identify where you are on your journey of faith, and where the Bible tells us we can grow. From Jesus perspective, there are three things growing Christians do: hear, accept and produce. HEARING the Word creates faith. ACCEPTING the Word means we will also trust in Jesus as Lord, not just Savior. PRODUCING a harvest of extraordinary results is what Jesus lays out as the end result of Christian growth. Jesus calls for the first to be last the greatest among us is the chief servant. SEEKER: You seek answers to the big questions of life, looking for meaning and purpose. BELIEVER: You believe Jesus is your Savior. You have heard the Good News of God s free gift of salvation through faith in Jesus, and you trust this grace is for you and all who believe. FOLLOWER: You follow Jesus as your Lord. You accept him as your leader and moral guide, and trust his will. You welcome God into your daily life. SERVANT LEADER: You are all-in with God and lead others to the light of God s love as a fully committed servant of Jesus. You surrender daily to God s will, looking for opportunities to love, serve and make Christ known in the world. 7

8 Details on events and classes starting soon at Hope Waukee can be found at hopewaukee.org/calendar or in the class information packet at the Welcome Center. All are invited to take classes at any of Hope's campuses. ADULT MINISTRY FOR EVERYONE Hope offers several foundational discipleship courses that are open to everyone. These courses are designed to help you grow in your relationship with God and equip you with the tools you need to live the amazing life God has in store for you. Ongoing classes & events throughout the year offered at Hope West Des Moines: Alpha: The Alpha Course is an opportunity to explore the Christian faith in a relaxed, non-threatening manner during thought-provoking, weekly sessions. Each week, participants meet for a meal and a large group talk followed by small group discussion. The course includes a retreat weekend with teachings on the Holy Spirit. Apprentice Series: A three-part series that helps Christians understand who God is, what it means to be a Christian and what it means to live in community as a part of God s kingdom. The three classes offered throughout the year are: The Good and Beautiful God The Good and Beautiful Life The Good and Beautiful Community CORE: A class for individuals looking to be equipped and empowered to grow as a disciple and follower of Jesus Christ. The purpose of the class is to introduce and provide tools to learn and live out the fundamentals of biblical discipleship daily. Large group teachings introduce God s overarching story in the Bible, Christian identity and what it means to be a disciple. Learning continues off-site with take-home activities and connecting with group leaders weekly. CORE provides fundamental information, relationships and tools for a lifetime of walking with Jesus. The class includes and hinges on a retreat that participants are encouraged to attend. core@hopewdm.org for more information. LIFE GROUPS We re better together! We tend to say that a lot around here. And, we say it because it s true. God created us to live in community with one another (not to try and figure it all out by ourselves). The purpose of Hope s Life Groups is to bring people together in growing, Christ-centered relationships. Life Groups are small groups of Christ-followers who meet regularly to grow relationships, study God s Word, and serve the world around them. If you are interested in joining a Life Group, chad.borgestad@hopewaukee.org. Group Launch: Group Launch is a place where individuals can come to form new Life Groups and grow in their faith through a sermon-based study. Hear the vision for Life Groups, watch a short sermon recap video and then discuss the sermon in small groups. Sermon recap videos and discussion guides will be available for existing Life Groups to follow along with the study in their homes. 8 Visit hopewaukee.org/calendar to search and register for current offerings!

9 ADULT MINISTRY WOMEN Hope s Women s Ministry is committed to renewing and restoring the Women of Hope through classes, seminars, groups, retreats and special events. We have many classes and events available throughout the year. Come join a spirited, authentic community of women where women s needs are met in every stage of life! Ongoing classes & events throughout the year: Various Bible studies on Tuesday and Thursday mornings and Thursday evenings. Women of all ages and stages are invited! MEN Hope s Men s Ministry invites Men of Hope to build authentic relationships, while learning to embrace a biblical definition of manhood that can be applied in their homes and communities. We do this in a number of ways, including going deeper into God s word, developing a healthy prayer life, relational fellowship, and service both at Hope and in the community! Ongoing classes & events throughout the year: 33 The Series: This multi-volume series gives men a vision for manhood as modeled by Jesus in his 33 years on earth. The six volumes of the series are: A Man and His Design A Man and His Story A Man and His Traps A Man and His Work A Man and His Marriage A Man and His Fatherhood Visit hopewaukee.org/calendar to search and register for current offerings! 9

10 YOUTH & FAMILY MINISTRY We believe kids are important because God believes kids are important! Through dynamic teaching, worship and activities, our hope it is to reach kids with the love of Jesus and teach them all we can about him! We want them to know God made them, that he is their friend, and that they can be real and honest with God. Ongoing classes & events throughout the school year: HopeKids Saturdays, 5:00 pm and Sundays, 9:15 & 11:00 am HopeKids is our high-energy, weekend program for children age 3 (by Sept. 15 and potty-trained) through grade 5. At HopeKids, children will experience dynamic teachings and upbeat worship songs during opening and closing worship, with relevant breakout activities in between. This rotational style format is a great way to engage kids in learning about God s love! Girls Bible Study: Grades 4-5 An opportunity for girls in grades 4-5 to go deeper in their faith and learn about God through Bible lessons in a small group setting. Boys Bible Study: Grades 4-5 An opportunity for boys in grades 4-5 to go deeper in their faith and learn about God through Bible lessons in a small group setting. PowerLife student@hopewaukee.org Wednesday nights during the school year PowerLife is an opportunity for junior high students (grades 6-8) to explore the Bible and confirm their faith in Jesus Christ. Each week during PowerLife we seek to help students discover who God has created them to be. PowerLife meets Wednesdays from 6:30-8:00 pm. Ignition student@hopewaukee.org Sunday afternoons during the school year Ignition is our high school ministry program for students in grades Ignition meets Sundays from 4:00-6:00 pm. Special Events Vacation Bible School: Each July Hope offers an amazing week where children (age 3 grade 5) are invited to come and learn about God s love through music, skits and crafts. Daddy Daughter Dance: Every February, dads and daughters (age 3 grade 6) are invited to join us for an evening of dancing and fun! Tickets, priced at $5 per person or $20 family max, include crafts, dessert and beverages. Mom & Son Tailgate: In the fall, moms and sons are invited to a morning of tailgating with food, outdoor games, crafts, photo opportunities and more. Cost is $5 per person. Third-Grade Bible Class: A few different times throughout the year, parents have the opportunity to present new Bibles (provided by Hope) to their children during a brief ceremony followed by a teaching time where children learn general biblical information such as how to look up Bible verses. HOPE WAUKEE PRESCHOOL Active, joyful learning in a faith-based enironment for ages 3-5. For more information, kim.leichty@hopewaukeedaycare.org 10 Visit hopewaukee.org/calendar to search and register for current offerings!

11 CARE MINISTRY The Care Ministry exists to reach out to the members, friends, and families of the church and community, and share the everlasting love of Jesus Christ with those in need of special care. The people serving in this ministry seek to be present during the storms of life, bringing the presence of Christ and the promises of God. We welcome the opportunity to discuss how we can best support you! Ongoing classes & events throughout the year at Hope West Des Moines, in addition to weekly support groups: Celebrate Recovery: Celebrate Recovery meets every Thursday night, every week, 52 weeks a year, and provides a healing, healthy environment for adults affected by hurts, hang-ups, and habits. At Celebrate Recovery, you will hear about the healing power of Jesus Christ through eight recovery principles. There is simultaneous programming for children and teens at the same time (childcare is also available): o The Landing: The Landing works alongside Hope s Student Ministry team to provide a safe place for students in grades 7-12, who are experiencing difficult times. It is a safe place where students can live a freer, healthier and more God-centered life! o Celebration Place: Celebration Place is a complementary children s resource to Celebrate Recovery for children age 5 grade 6. While adults explore topics that bring healing and wholeness, kids have the opportunity to discover the same truths in age-appropriate ways. Celebration Place is designed to inspire kids with hope, joy and happiness while they learn to rely on God. Outreach Night: Outreach Night is one of many ways we live out our mission to reach out to the world around us and share the everlasting love of Jesus Christ! Every Thursday night during Outreach Night, we open our doors to people of all backgrounds (regardless of where people are on their spiritual journey) to provide access to a variety of necessary essentials to sustain, grow and succeed in life. Outreach Night is an opportunity to serve others as they get to know and grow with Jesus Christ! HEALTH & WELLNESS MINISTRY Scripture tells us our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit. It is our responsibility to nurture them and equip others to do the same. Hope s Health Ministry is your opportunity to get your body moving and healthier for Christ not just physically, but spiritually, too! Get involved so you can create a healthier lifestyle not for you, but for the body Christ has given you! Ongoing events throughout the year: Hope Fit: A fitness group incorporating faith and community for healthy bodies and souls. All levels welcome! PRAYER MINISTRY prayer@hopewaukee.org It s God s desire that we "pray without ceasing" (1 Thessalonians 5:17). Through prayer, God connects to us and then we connect to each other. The Prayer Ministry supports Hope s mission to reach out to the world around us and share the everlasting love of Jesus Christ through various forms of prayer. In addition to the below opportunities, a weekly Prayer Bulletin is also available, consisting of prayers submitted by members of our Hope family. Ongoing classes, events & prayer opportunities throughout the year: Weekend Prayer: Trained prayer partners are available after every weekend worship service inside the Worship Center. Visit hopewaukee.org/calendar to search and register for current offerings! 11

12 MISSIONS MINISTRY Serving others is one of the greatest blessings God offers us. Acts of selfless service allow us to bring glory to God and shine his light in this world! We have a number of places for you to jump right in and be the hands and feet of Jesus to our brothers and sisters in Christ! God Squad: The God Squad is a group of missionally-minded people who are excited about serving within the walls of Hope, within the community and within and through our current mission partners. Receive periodic s about the most current volunteer opportunities and other ways you can help. You can sign up by visiting hopewdm.org/serve. Mission Trips: Hope offers a number of short-term mission trip opportunities throughout the year, including: o Mission Jamaica o Mission Haiti o Mission South Africa o Mission Navajo (New Mexico) o Mission Israel o Mission Appalachia o Mission Ghana o Mission Wildwood Hills Ranch o Mission Lakota o Mission Tijuana o Mission Uganda o Native American Immersion Course o Mission Okoboji (Family) o Mission Juarez WAYS TO SERVE As followers of Jesus, we are called to serve. Hope offers many ways to do this within our church walls. All of Hope s ministries depend on volunteers hundreds each week, in fact! Below is a quick list of where you might find your sweet spot as a volunteer. Care Ministry care@hopewdm.org One-2-One Care Giver Hospital Visitation Thursday Night Opportunities Fellowship Ministry Weeknight Meals Funeral Luncheons Special Events Hospitality Ministry info@hopewaukee.org Ushers Greeters Communion Servers Welcome Center Attendants Bible Readers Missions Ministry missions@hopewaukee.org Mission Trips Local Opportunities God Squad 5th Sunday Family Mission Prayer Ministry prayer@hopewaukee.org Prayer Teams Onsite and Offsite Verbal and Silent Prayer Production Team production@hopewaukee.org Audio, video, lighting Worship Ministry jessy.vera@hopewaukee.org Choir for Adults Bands Youth & Family Ministry children@hopewaukee.org student@hopewaukee.org Nursery Weekends for Children and Students Vacation Bible School To sign up for current volunteer opportunites at Hope, visit hopewaukee.org/serve. 12 Visit hopewaukee.org/calendar to search and register for current offerings!

13 WAYS TO BE CARED FOR OR SUPPORTED If you are interested in being baptized or having a child baptized, Hope holds quarterly classes to explain why being baptized is important and how you and your children can be baptized. Membership of the church is not required. Baptism Classes are held the second Thursday of the month at 6:30 pm. Call or baptisms@hopewaukee.org for more information. Register online at hopewaukee.org/baptisms. If you are interested in having a wedding at Hope, weddings@hopewdm.org or call If you are interested in becoming a member, New Member Classes are held to explain what membership means and Hope s mission, vision and values. Classes are held several times a year. Visit hopewaukee.org/calendar for upcoming dates and registration. For those grieving or planning funerals, for those who have lost a loved one, please contact the church s Care team or have the funeral home call the Care team at If you would like to schedule a hospital visit, call or visit hopewaukee.org/help and click on Schedule Hospital Visit. Baptism Class Connect with Hope Hope offers ways to stay connected online. HopeOnline.tv allows you to watch weekend messages and is a great way to stay connected if you are unable to make it to worship, or if you want to revisit the message. Facebook and Twitter provide updates and media on what is happening at the church. On the Hope blog, there are posts by pastors, Hope Stories and more! Stay connected with Hope 24/7! HOPE ONLINE LIVE WORSHIP Sundays, 11:00 am hopeonline.tv info@hopewaukee.org PODCASTS hopewaukee.org/sermons To learn what we believe about Christian baptism, or to register for the class, visit hopewaukee.org/baptisms WEDDINGS@HOPEWDM.ORG New Member Class Learn from church leaders about what it means to be a member, available service and ministry opportunities, and the vision God has given Hope for the future. hopewaukee.org/membership Visit hopewaukee.org/calendar to search and register for current offerings! 13

14 ONE CHURCH, MULTIPLE LOCATIONS While Hope is one body spread throughout the Des Moines area, you will find some individual traits to each location. In addition to Hope West Des Moines, Hope has five campuses to serve believers in your communities. HOPE AMES hopeames.org The newest satellite campus launched in August 2017 with live music, kids programming and a video message. Hope Ames/College (Kairos) Minister is Danny Housholder. Worship Services See page 3 for details. HopeKids Children s Ministry is available for age 3 grade 5. Kairos is Hope s college ministry. Adult Fellowship and other opportunities are available at Hope Ames and at Hope s other campuses. To learn more or get involved, info@hopeames.org or visit hopeames.org for more details on what s coming up at this campus. Office The Link 2712 Stange Rd. Ames, IA (515) Office Hours Monday Thursday: 8:30 am 4:30 pm Friday 8:30 am 1:30 pm info@hopeames.org HOPE ANKENY hopeankeny.org Hope s first satellite campus launched in April 2005 in Ankeny. Hope Ankeny worships together four times on weekends and offers opportunities during the week for serving, learning and worshiping for kids and adults. Led by Lead Pastor Scott Rains, you ll find a joyful community in this northern suburb. Worship Services See page 3 for details. HopeKids Children s Ministry is available for age 3 grade 5 during all services. Adult Fellowship is available during the week through studies and classes. To learn more or get involved, info@hopeankeny.org or visit hopeankeny.org. Office 520 NW 36th St. Ankeny, IA (515) (515) (fax) Office Hours Monday Friday: 9:00 am 4:00 pm info@hopeankeny.org HOPE DES MOINES hopedesmoines.org The second satellite launched, Hope Des Moines, is located downtown. Led by Lead Pastor Jon Anenson, at Hope Des Moines you can find a growing, mission-minded community for all ages, including families. Worship Services See page 3 for details. Adult Fellowship is available during the week through Life Groups and classes. HopeKids Children s Ministry is available for age 3 grade 5 at both Sunday services. To learn more or get involved, info@hopedesmoines.org or visit hopedesmoines.org for more details on what is coming up for this campus. Hope Downtown Preschool is available for preschool-aged children. jody.hufford@hopewdm.org to learn more. Office 1821 Ingersoll Ave. Des Moines, IA (515) Office Hours Tuesday: 1:00-4:00 pm Wednesday: 9:00 am 3:00 pm Thursday: 9:00 am 3:00 pm info@hopedesmoines.org 14

15 HOPE JOHNSTON-GRIMES hopejohnston-grimes.org The third satellite campus started worshiping in September 2011 at Summit Middle School with live music, kids programming and a video message. This community is growing and bursting with opportunities for those in the Johnston-Grimes area. Lead Pastor is Eric Voelker. Worship Services See page 3 for details. HopeKids Children s Ministry is available for age 3 grade 5. Adult Fellowship and other opportunities are available at Hope Johnston- Grimes and at Hope s other campuses. To learn more or get involved, info@hopejohnston-grimes.org or visit hopejohnston-grimes.org for more details on what is coming up at this campus. There is a link on the homepage to get connected to serve. Office The Hub 3060 SE Grimes Blvd. #900 Grimes, IA (515) Office Hours Monday Thursday: 8:00 am 4:30 pm info@hopejohnston-grimes.org HOPE WAUKEE hopewaukee.org The fourth satellite launched in October 2014 with live music, kids programming and a video message. Lead Pastor is Pat Quaid. Worship Services See page 3 for details. HopeKids Children s Ministry is available for age 3 grade 5 at all services. Adult Fellowship and other opportunities and other opportunities are available at Hope Waukee and at Hope s other campuses. To learn more or get involved, info@hopewaukee.org or visit hopewaukee.org for more details on what s coming up at this campus. Hope Waukee Preschool will be available for children (age 3-5) in Fall kim.leichty@hopewaukeepreschool.org to learn more. Office 305 NE Dartmoor Dr. Waukee, IA (515) Office Hours Monday Friday: 9:00 am 4:00 pm info@hopewaukee.org HOPE WEST DES MOINES hopewdm.org Led by Senior Pastor Mike Housholder, this is the largest location, but there are multiple ways to find your niche or style of worship. Worship Services See page 3 for details. HopeKids Children s Ministry is available for age 3 grade 5 during most services. See page 3 for details. Adult Fellowship is available during the week through studies and classes. To learn more or get involved, info@hopewdm.org or visit hopewdm.org for more details on what s coming up at this campus. Office 925 Jordan Creek Pkwy West Des Moines, IA (515) Office Hours Monday Friday: 8:30 am 4:30 pm info@hopewdm.org 15

16 ONLINE GIVING What does the Bible really say about money? Actually, quite a bit, which is why we can t ignore the subject. When it comes to giving, we try not to overcomplicate it. Why? Because it s not complicated it s a matter of faith! God s revelation and not human reason. If you consider Hope your church home, then please pray, listen and give according to what God lays on your heart. To give online: 1. Go to hopewaukee.org/give 2. Click on the green Give button and log in 3. Go to Giving on the top gray bar 4. Choose Give Now and follow the directions to either give a single gift or set up re-occurring gifts. UPDATE YOUR INFO Please help us keep our database up to date! To review or update your information: 1. Go to hopewaukee.org/my-info and log in 2. Under I Want to View, go to My Complete Profile. 3. Review and update your personal information by clicking on the pencil icons to make changes. 4. Use the Groups header to easily contact people within one of the groups you are involved in at Hope. Problems logging in, need help or something doesn t look right? info@hopewaukee.org or call Office Hours: Monday Friday: 9:00 am 4:00 pm 305 NE Dartmoor Dr. Waukee (515) hopewaukee.org