MLK Community Celebration
Join us as we honor Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. You can join us in person or watch via Facebook Live.
Join us as we honor Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. You can join us in person or watch via Facebook Live.
Renew Church has set the stage for married couples on February 14, from 7-9 p.m. Come out for a night of fun, live jazz, love and a catered dinner for each couple. Register online and reserve your spot. The cost is $50 per couple.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
All those interested in participating in this year’s Easter Play please meet in the Primary Classroom immediately following morning worship service.
Rehearsal will be immediately following morning worship service in the sanctuary.
Members of the community are encouraged to come share a meal and hear from community builder, Dr. Cheng.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.
Presentation of candidates:
Derrick Baker
Menelek Shah
Reggie Russell
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Motorcycle riders are encouraged to have their bikes blessed for the upcoming riding season. There will be a short ride and we will return to New Hope for food and fellowship.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Learn how important physical activity is essential
Explore the mental benefits of movement.
Best practices for exercises at home.
Facilitator: Tracey Wright, Physical Education Instructor
Light refreshments will be served.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the final 2024 Quarterly Church Business meeting—immediately following morning service. We will also review the 2025 budget and officers.
Calling all men, we will meet for breakfast and regular scheduled meeting at New Hope.
Guest Speaker: Rev. Greg Armstrong
Our new members class will help familiarize those who are new to the family to what we believe, who we are, and what we do.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
Sanctuary reserved.
Meetings will take place in the library.
Sanctuary reserved.
Sanctuary reserved.
Primary classroom has been reserved for this meeting.
Sanctuary reserved.
Sanctuary reserved.
Our new members class will help familiarize those who are new to the family to what we believe, who we are, and what we do.
Sanctuary reserved.
Join Logan Street Baptist Church’s 7th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration honoring Rev. Dr. David Seymour.
Tickets are $55 per person.
SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms
The SIMBA/ CIRCLE (Simba/Simsa) is an Africentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.
All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting—immediately following morning service.