Location: Hope Church Fort Wayne

Spiritual activity is the work you do for God. This could include being part of a worship team, a greeter, or a teacher. Serving at a local food bank is another example. Your spiritual life, on the other hand, is your direct connection to God. This is the time you spend seeking God. This could include praying in your car, praying over your meal, or studying to teach.

The Gospels record many of his miraculous healings, from restoring sight to the blind to curing leprosy to curing paralysis. Jesus healed all who came to him, often with only a word or a touch. He healed the sick, the blind, the lame, and even those possessed by demons. His healing power was so strong that it even extended beyond the grave.

We want to ensure that all of our members feel like part of our community and have a place to belong. That's why we've put together a few tips that will help you plug into the body and experience the community of Hope Church Fort Wayne.

Pastor Fred and Rashell came to Hope Church in June 2020. They joined our staff in January 2021. Fred and Rashell have a beautiful story of how they came to be husband and wife. You should ask them some time. They were married in 2003 and lived in Arizona, as Fred was stationed there in the Air Force. Fred graduated from Huntington University in 2014 with a degree in worship leadership and biblical studies.

Pastor Chris and Kristi came to Hope Church in November 2017 after servicing 7 years as youth pastors in Northeastern Indiana. Pastor Chris is a native of Walkerton, IN while Kristi is from St. Joe, Indiana. If you ask, they will tell you it was love at first sight. These two were married on August 21, 1999. Pastor Chris is Ordained through the Assemblies of God and received his schooling from the Indiana School of Ministry and Berean School of the Bible.

We at Hope Church appreciate seniors' contributions to the church body and offers this monthly complimentary lunch and opportunity for fellowship. Bring a testimony of GOD'S provision or answered prayer to share.

The philosophy of our men's ministry is "what is said here, stays here" Many men deal with struggles of anxiety, depression, loneliness, and addictions, just to name a few. The Men's group is a safe place to discuss and share struggles and hardships with other men, knowing that is stays in the group.

One goal, one vision: to challenge and equip women to passionately pursue God and to influence their world. We are here to encourage, partner with you, and provide resources to help you in your walk with Christ.