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Hello Friends!
Hello Friends!
We are glad you have made it to our webpage and hope we will be able to meet you soon either in person or on our Zoom platform. Worship services begin at 10:00 am every Sunday, rain or shine, and we invite you to join us for coffee and light refreshments after the service. See the page below for other upcoming events or click on one of the links above for more information about our community of faith.
Please note that there will be no zoom meetings for the summer services as it is too difficult outside.
COME JOIN US
COME JOIN US
New Hope United Church services are held every Sunday at 10 AM. Come join us in person for our services and fellowship before and after church. We are an accessible vibrant welcoming community of all ages that learn about the Good News of God's love in Christ while we pray, sing and share time together. All are welcome.
Gluten free communion - Large print hymns - Hearing assists available
Summer Services 2026
Following is a list of hosts and locations for our outdoor services. Bring your lawn chairs and sun hats to enjoy God's outdoors. Everyone welcome. Click on the title of the message to read following the service.
July 5th - Betty Holmes, 4650 Dale Road (Cty Rd 74), Welcome. Message: WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR? (John 1:35–39)
July 12th - Marilyn Curson, 2 Clifton Road, Port Hope
Message: WHY ARE YOU AFRAID? (Mark 4: 35-41)
July 19th - Lois Boyko, 1350 4th line
Message: DO YOU WANT TO BE MADE WELL?
July 26th - Canton Cemetery, 4850 4th Line Road, Canton.
No services in August until:
August 30th - Ruth Lamb, 4161 County Road 2. Followed by a corn roast.
Click on the Summer Service map below to find the locations:
This Summer at New Hope: Questions Jesus Asks Us
Jesus didn’t simply teach — He invited. He opened conversations. He asked questions that reached into the heart. This July we’ll explore four of those life‑shaping questions:
What are you looking for
Why are you afraid
Do you want to be made well
Who do you say that I am
Each week we’ll listen for how these questions still meet us — in our searching, in our storms, in our longing for healing, and in our growing faith.
Come with your curiosity, your summer‑season spirit, and your openness to the questions that shape a life with Christ.
Sometimes the best answers begin with a question.
Reading Week
This June, Calvin took a week away from the pulpit as a reading week. Following are book reports from the 3 books that he studied. Any are available if anyone wishes to read the full book. Click on titles of book below to read each of the reports:
Study Leave book 1: Once Upon a Tree: Answering the Ten Crucial Questions of Life
Study Leave book 2: Letters to Heaven – Reaching beyond the great divide
Study Leave Book 3: The Vanishing Evangelical -Saving the Church from its own Success by restoring what Really Matters
Tuesday Bible Study Returns September 8th
This fall, join our Tuesday Bible Study as we journey through Psalm 119, the longest psalm in Scriptures, and one of the richest reflections on living a life shaped by God’s Word.
Within its 22 sections, Psalm 119 invites us into a slow, steady walk with the God who speaks—guiding, comforting, correcting, and anchoring us through every aspect of life.
Together, we’ll explore themes of faithfulness, perseverance, delight, and holy longing, and discover how this ancient psalm can renew our spiritual life today.
We’ll take a close look at one stanza at a time, listening for the Spirit’s wisdom and share how God’s Word is forming us in daily life.
Whether you’re new to Bible Study or returning with familiar friends, this will be a gentle, thoughtful space to grow in faith and community.
Join us Tuesdays at 1pm. for 45 minutes beginning in September 8th as we open our hearts to the God whose Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path.
Blessings, Calvin
We continue to collect food or monetary donations for the Food Cupboard. Thank you from the Community Health Centre of Northumberland for Food and Money Donations.
Thank you everyone for your generosity. See the attached letter from Adam Hudson by clicking here.
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