Weekly Events
​(During Fall/Spring Semesters)

 Can't make any events? Stop by any time - drink coffee, relax, make a sandwich or study!
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Sundays

11:15AM-12:15PM

To Learn more about Renaissance presbyterian Church, Go Here.


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Hope at Renaissance

Hope House partners with Renaissance Presbyterian Church, a multi-racial congregation located in the  westside.  Hope students regularly help lead worship for Renaissance. Renaissance is a small, affirming congregation that welcomes all for worship at 11:15am. 11:00-11:15 is a quiet time of music and mediation. Renaissance is located at 1211 Boynton Ave. 

SunDAYS 

11:00AM-1:00PM

SYNDEO   
SYNDEO an open, affirming spiritual community for exploration, conversation, service and caring.  Led by those committed to Jesus, we nonetheless welcome a variety of spiritual perspectives.  Our gathering of 12-20 participants is diverse in age, race, economics, sexual orientation and gender identity.  On Sundays we meet for a Pot-luck Brunch, Conversation, and Prayer at Hope. To see what's happening this week, go HERE.


  

Second Sunday Show
(every Second Sunday)

 5:45pm Doors Open
 6:00pm Movie Begins 

​Hors d'ouvres and a Movie
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Every Second Sunday of the month Hope House will open for an evening of food and film. Join us for a relaxing night curled up on our couches downstairs in our coffee shop while we enjoy our big screen feature together.

​Appetizers provided, but feel free to bring your own to share.

TUESDAYS 

​11:30-2PM

Free Lunch   
Hope’s weekly Free Tuesday lunch is starts at 11:30 and ends when the food runs out (at least until 2:00pm). Feel free to come as early as 9:00am to enjoy our study spaces and coffee house. 
  

TUESDAYS Thru Thursdays
​  (When HCDE schools are open)

​4:00-6:00PM

Literacy and Arts Program   
Hope partners with Renaissance Presbyterian Church (RPC) for their 3X weekly Literacy and Arts Program. Meet at RPC to help volunteer. Directions here.
  

Thursdays
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​6:00-8:00PM

the table*   
If we believe in a God who not only chose to empty God's self into the form of a poor, brown, refugee baby while walking this earth, but who also spent most of his ministry standing with and for the marginalized, what does it look like to read scripture and hear scripture with the marginalized voices of today? Steeped in courageous conversation group norms, we seek to provide a vulnerable and equitable space during our conversation to lift voices often silenced. We will begin our time with a meal.   

​*the table is modeled after the understanding that at God's table all are welcomed and affirmed in our identity, and nothing, no one nor institution can ever separate us from the love of God. The Hope House celebrates diversity and difference as gifts.