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Welcome
First Time at New Hope
We take pleasure in creating a warm, welcoming environment for everyone who walks through our doors. We also understand that visiting a church for the first time can feel a little intimidating. That’s why we’ve put together this page—to help answer your questions, ease any worries, and make your first visit to New Hope a positive and meaningful experience.
Location
Located between Mountain View, Hickory and Newton
Location
Located between Mountain View, Hickory and Newton
At New Hope, our worship is rooted in tradition and open to all. We sing hymns from the Moravian Book of Worship, along with other well-loved songs that reflect the message of the day. Our Chancel Choir adds a special touch each week with both classic and more modern choral music. Services include scripture, prayer, and a message centered on the love and teachings of Jesus. Whether you’re familiar with traditional worship or trying it for the first time, you’ll find a welcoming space here each Sunday at 10 A.M.
Our parking lot is located at the west end of the sanctuary. We have plenty of parking as well as handicapped spaces available outside the sanctuary and fellowship hall.
Worship
What To Expect
At New Hope, our worship is rooted in tradition and open to all. We sing hymns from the Moravian Book of Worship, along with other well-loved songs that reflect the message of the day. Our Chancel Choir adds a special touch each week with both classic and more modern choral music. Services include scripture, prayer, and a message centered on the love and teachings of Jesus. Whether you’re familiar with traditional worship or trying it for the first time, you’ll find a welcoming space here each Sunday at 10 A.M.
Frequently Asked Questions
We want you to feel completely at home when you visit New Hope. There’s no dress code—most of our church family wears business casual, but you’re welcome to wear whatever feels right for you. Come just as you are—we’re just glad you’re here!
Not at all. As our guest, we don’t want you to feel any pressure to give. In fact, we don’t pass offering plates during the service. If you feel led to give, offering plates are available outside the sanctuary before the service. We’re grateful for every gift, but your presence is what matters most to us.
While we don’t have weekly children’s programming at this time, we offer a special program called Praise & Play for kids in grades 1–4 once a month during Sunday worship. It’s a fun, faith-based activity that combines learning and play. Be sure to check our Events page to stay updated on upcoming children’s activities!
Our worship services generally last an hour.