"Flipped"

This trip is full. Contact Jane Hillis if you would like to be added to a waiting list.

Who: Jr. High Girls
What: Spring Break Trip
When: March 16-20, 2020
Where: Gatlinburg, TN
Cost: $320

If you choose the pay in full online option there will be an $8 merchant fee added the the $320 early bird rate.

What’s more fun than spending Spring Break with some of your closest friends in the mountains? Not much! Join us for a week of shopping, adventure, worship, and fellowship in Gatlinburg, TN. "FLIPPED" is a week you won’t want to miss as we explore what it looks like to FLIP the world upside down (Acts 17:6) as we proclaim the Gospel.

The Jr. Golf Academy is limited to (20) participants.

GOLF TRAINING DETAILS:

• 8-Session Program (2 training days and 6 rounds of Golf)
• MONDAY Night Sessions from 6:00-7:30
• SATURDAY Morning Sessions from 10:00-11:30
• 1st Practice: Monday, April 26
• Last Round of Golf: Monday, June 21 
• Academy Shirt: order correct size (a size larger if necessary)
• MANDATORY: ONE PARENT MUST attend with golfer beginning week 3 to participate and keep score.

**PLEASE NOTE: the Sports & Rec Staff reserves the right to distribute participants based on their age, ability, safety, and for learning purposes.  

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Social Skill registration for Tuesday, December 4th in the South Hall use ENTRANCE 1 or 2.

"Twelve Hours of Christmas All-Nighter"

December 10 at 8:00 PM - December 11 at 8:00 AM

Cost $10

For 6th-8th grade students

Pre-registration and payment are required, no walk ups the night of the event. You will need to be prepared to show the confirmation email at check-in.

Come for 12 hours of movies, dodge ball, games, surprises and of course PIZZA! Eat before you come, we won't be serving food until the late night snack.

Wear Christmas PJ's, but make sure they are modest. Wear or bring tennis shoes for activities in the gym.

Sleeping bag, blankets, pillow and toiletries. Extra clothes are optional.

Be sure to take/bring any medications that are taken regularly. If you want a leader to hold them until it's time to take them we can arrange that.

We are headed in to week three of our Christmas curriculum, Incredible Christmas! For those worshiping in person with us!

Join us in December we will be learning of our Saviors birth, our theme is “Incredible Christmas”. Each week is an exciting lesson leading up to the birth of Jesus. We will have a lesson, a craft, music, and games. Most importantly we will learn the Christmas story is an incredible true story of the birth of an incredible hero – Jesus our Savior. 

Since Macky & Friends has returned to in person worship we wanted to update the mask policy in some of our rooms.

On Saturdays we are going to “masks are recommended but NOT required” for all participants.

Sunday mornings you will have to choose which class your participant will be in; the classes are as follows:

Step 7 (younger kids) Ms Kay & Ms Sarah (alternating Sundays) mask are recommended but NOT required.

Step 9 (younger kids) Ms Judie- mask friendly room (meaning masks ARE required).

Room 405 (adult/teen room) Ms Christen- masks are recommended but NOT required for participants.

Gym (adult/teen room) Ms Diane- mask friendly room (meaning mask ARE required).

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

We are headed in to week three of our Christmas curriculum, Incredible Christmas! For those worshiping in person with us!

Join us in December we will be learning of our Saviors birth, our theme is “Incredible Christmas”. Each week is an exciting lesson leading up to the birth of Jesus. We will have a lesson, a craft, music, and games. Most importantly we will learn the Christmas story is an incredible true story of the birth of an incredible hero – Jesus our Savior. 

Since Macky & Friends has returned to in person worship we wanted to update the mask policy in some of our rooms.

On Saturdays we are going to “masks are recommended but NOT required” for all participants.

Sunday mornings you will have to choose which class your participant will be in; the classes are as follows:

Step 9 (younger kids) Ms Kay & Ms Sarah (alternating Sundays) mask are recommended but NOT required.

Step 7 (younger kids) Ms Judie- mask friendly room (meaning mask ARE required).

Room 405 (adult/teen room) Ms Christen- mask are recommended but NOT required for participants.

Gym (adult/teen room) Ms Diane- mask friendly room (meaning mask ARE required).

Upon registering for Sunday mornings, you will have to choose which room you want your participant to be in, based on the above information.

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Hope Church has a long history of helping those in need when disaster strikes. Our financial and other resources are invested into the second wave, post 30 days of disaster, to ensure that displaced victims can return to structurally sound and renovated properties. Restoration Hope's emphasis is to coordinate with other networks of influence, overseeing and empowering the local churches in a given disaster.  

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Event Summary
We look forward to working with you to take your next steps toward growth and connection at Hope. This class will be a little different in that it will be a hybrid class.  We will have some class members on campus and others will participate in the class via Zoom -- the online a platform for video and audio conferencing.  We are working hard on making this a positive and enjoyable experience.

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Event Summary
We look forward to working with you to take your next steps toward growth and connection at Hope. This class will be a little different in that it will be a hybrid class.  We will have some class members on campus and others will participate in the class via Zoom -- the online a platform for video and audio conferencing.  We are working hard on making this a positive and enjoyable experience.

Hope Church has a long history of helping those in need when disaster strikes. Our financial and other resources are invested into the second wave, post 30 days of disaster, to ensure that displaced victims can return to structurally sound and renovated properties. Restoration Hope's emphasis is to coordinate with other networks of influence, overseeing and empowering the local churches in a given disaster.  

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Event Summary
We look forward to working with you to take your next steps toward growth and connection at Hope. This class will be a little different in that it will be a hybrid class.  We will have some class members on campus and others will participate in the class via Zoom -- the online a platform for video and audio conferencing.  We are working hard on making this a positive and enjoyable experience.

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Event Summary
We look forward to working with you to take your next steps toward growth and connection at Hope. This class will be a little different in that it will be a hybrid class.  We will have some class members on campus and others will participate in the class via Zoom -- the online a platform for video and audio conferencing.  We are working hard on making this a positive and enjoyable experience.

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Of course, you love Jesus—but do you know the whole story? GROW: The Story of the Whole Bible in Four Weeks teaches from the Bible as well as “30 Days to Understanding the Bible” by Max Anders to reinforce the complete story of the Bible. After taking this class, we guarantee that you will have a better understanding and a deeper desire to dig into God’s Word!

Week 1: Old Testament Part 1 (The Creation Era through the Conquest Era) 
---Anders ch. 1-7; pgs. 1-67 (67 total pages)

Week 2: Old Testament Part 2 (The Judges Era through The Prophetical Books)  
---Anders ch. 8-14; pgs. 68-125 (58 total pages)

Week 3: New Testament Part 1 (The Gospels and Select Bonus Chapters)  
---Anders ch. 15-16,31-36; pgs. 129-152, 339-371 (57 total pages)

Week 4: New Testament Part 2 (Acts, The Epistles, and Mastery) 
---Anders ch. 17-19, 29-30, and Section 5; pgs. 153-180, 260-280, 294-305 (60 total pages)

Event Summary
We look forward to working with you to take your next steps toward growth and connection at Hope. This class will be a little different in that it will be a hybrid class.  We will have some class members on campus and others will participate in the class via Zoom -- the online a platform for video and audio conferencing.  We are working hard on making this a positive and enjoyable experience.

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Of course, you love Jesus—but do you know the whole story? GROW: The Story of the Whole Bible in Four Weeks teaches from the Bible as well as “30 Days to Understanding the Bible” by Max Anders to reinforce the complete story of the Bible. After taking this class, we guarantee that you will have a better understanding and a deeper desire to dig into God’s Word!

Week 1: Old Testament Part 1 (The Creation Era through the Conquest Era) 
---Anders ch. 1-7; pgs. 1-67 (67 total pages)

Week 2: Old Testament Part 2 (The Judges Era through The Prophetical Books)  
---Anders ch. 8-14; pgs. 68-125 (58 total pages)

Week 3: New Testament Part 1 (The Gospels and Select Bonus Chapters)  
---Anders ch. 15-16,31-36; pgs. 129-152, 339-371 (57 total pages)

Week 4: New Testament Part 2 (Acts, The Epistles, and Mastery) 
---Anders ch. 17-19, 29-30, and Section 5; pgs. 153-180, 260-280, 294-305 (60 total pages)

Event Summary
We look forward to working with you to take your next steps toward growth and connection at Hope. This class will be a little different in that it will be a hybrid class.  We will have some class members on campus and others will participate in the class via Zoom -- the online a platform for video and audio conferencing.  We are working hard on making this a positive and enjoyable experience.

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Event Summary
We look forward to working with you to take your next steps toward growth and connection at Hope. We are excited to offer this weekend version of Introducing Hope. This class will be a little different in that it will be a hybrid class.  We will have some class members on campus and others (including you) will participate in the class via Zoom -- the online a platform for video and audio conferencing.  We are working hard on making this a positive and enjoyable experience.

We will be in touch with additional details as the date to the class approaches.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Of course, you love Jesus—but do you know the whole story? GROW: The Story of the Whole Bible in Four Weeks teaches from the Bible as well as “30 Days to Understanding the Bible” by Max Anders to reinforce the complete story of the Bible. After taking this class, we guarantee that you will have a better understanding and a deeper desire to dig into God’s Word!

Week 1: Old Testament Part 1 (The Creation Era through the Conquest Era) 
---Anders ch. 1-7; pgs. 1-67 (67 total pages)

Week 2: Old Testament Part 2 (The Judges Era through The Prophetical Books)  
---Anders ch. 8-14; pgs. 68-125 (58 total pages)

Week 3: New Testament Part 1 (The Gospels and Select Bonus Chapters)  
---Anders ch. 15-16,31-36; pgs. 129-152, 339-371 (57 total pages)

Week 4: New Testament Part 2 (Acts, The Epistles, and Mastery) 
---Anders ch. 17-19, 29-30, and Section 5; pgs. 153-180, 260-280, 294-305 (60 total pages)

Event Summary
We look forward to working with you to take your next steps toward growth and connection at Hope. This class will be a little different in that it will be a hybrid class.  We will have some class members on campus and others will participate in the class via Zoom -- the online a platform for video and audio conferencing.  We are working hard on making this a positive and enjoyable experience.

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Hope Church has a long history of helping those in need when disaster strikes. Our financial and other resources are invested into the second wave, post 30 days of disaster, to ensure that displaced victims can return to structurally sound and renovated properties. Restoration Hope's emphasis is to coordinate with other networks of influence, overseeing and empowering the local churches in a given disaster.  

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Of course, you love Jesus—but do you know the whole story? GROW: The Story of the Whole Bible in Four Weeks teaches from the Bible as well as “30 Days to Understanding the Bible” by Max Anders to reinforce the complete story of the Bible. After taking this class, we guarantee that you will have a better understanding and a deeper desire to dig into God’s Word!

Week 1: Old Testament Part 1 (The Creation Era through the Conquest Era) 
---Anders ch. 1-7; pgs. 1-67 (67 total pages)

Week 2: Old Testament Part 2 (The Judges Era through The Prophetical Books)  
---Anders ch. 8-14; pgs. 68-125 (58 total pages)

Week 3: New Testament Part 1 (The Gospels and Select Bonus Chapters)  
---Anders ch. 15-16,31-36; pgs. 129-152, 339-371 (57 total pages)

Week 4: New Testament Part 2 (Acts, The Epistles, and Mastery) 
---Anders ch. 17-19, 29-30, and Section 5; pgs. 153-180, 260-280, 294-305 (60 total pages)

Event Summary
We look forward to working with you to take your next steps toward growth and connection at Hope. This class will be a little different in that it will be a hybrid class.  We will have some class members on campus and others will participate in the class via Zoom -- the online a platform for video and audio conferencing.  We are working hard on making this a positive and enjoyable experience.

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Hope Church has a long history of helping those in need when disaster strikes. Our financial and other resources are invested into the second wave, post 30 days of disaster, to ensure that displaced victims can return to structurally sound and renovated properties. Restoration Hope's emphasis is to coordinate with other networks of influence, overseeing and empowering the local churches in a given disaster.  

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Our class book is "The Six Trials of Jesus" by John W. Lawrence. Reading is not required. After the Last Supper and before his crucifixion, Jesus went through six different legal trials. Three of the trials were civil (Roman) and three of the trials were religious (Jewish). Pontius Pilate said, "I find no guilt in this man (Luke 23:4)." Then why was Jesus crucified? 

GROW: The Six Trials of Jesus will spend four weeks focusing on each of the trials answering, (1) who was the judge?, (2) what was the verdict?, and (3) what happened next? This class leads right up to Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. 

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Our class book is "The Six Trials of Jesus" by John W. Lawrence. Reading is not required. After the Last Supper and before his crucifixion, Jesus went through six different legal trials. Three of the trials were civil (Roman) and three of the trials were religious (Jewish). Pontius Pilate said, "I find no guilt in this man (Luke 23:4)." Then why was Jesus crucified? 

GROW: The Six Trials of Jesus will spend four weeks focusing on each of the trials answering, (1) who was the judge?, (2) what was the verdict?, and (3) what happened next? This class leads right up to Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. 

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Our class book is "The Six Trials of Jesus" by John W. Lawrence. Reading is not required. After the Last Supper and before his crucifixion, Jesus went through six different legal trials. Three of the trials were civil (Roman) and three of the trials were religious (Jewish). Pontius Pilate said, "I find no guilt in this man (Luke 23:4)." Then why was Jesus crucified? 

GROW: The Six Trials of Jesus will spend four weeks focusing on each of the trials answering, (1) who was the judge?, (2) what was the verdict?, and (3) what happened next? This class leads right up to Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. 

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Our class book is "The Six Trials of Jesus" by John W. Lawrence. Reading is not required. After the Last Supper and before his crucifixion, Jesus went through six different legal trials. Three of the trials were civil (Roman) and three of the trials were religious (Jewish). Pontius Pilate said, "I find no guilt in this man (Luke 23:4)." Then why was Jesus crucified? 

GROW: The Six Trials of Jesus will spend four weeks focusing on each of the trials answering, (1) who was the judge?, (2) what was the verdict?, and (3) what happened next? This class leads right up to Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. 

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Hope Church has a long history of helping those in need when disaster strikes. Our financial and other resources are invested into the second wave, post 30 days of disaster, to ensure that displaced victims can return to structurally sound and renovated properties. Restoration Hope's emphasis is to coordinate with other networks of influence, overseeing and empowering the local churches in a given disaster.  

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

As moms, we are all driven by the need to do what is best for our kids. But how do you determine what is best? And how do you keep that “good thing” from becoming the “ultimate thing” in your life? The PM Moms invite you to join us as we study Tim Keller’s book Counterfeit Gods. Over the next seven weeks we will learn to properly align our hearts with God so that we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. Book purchase is strongly recommended but not required for group attendance.

HOPE BASEBALL ACADEMY DETAILS:

• DIVISION: 6 & Under (Coed)
• PLAYERS AGES 5&6 based on players age April 1, 2022
• 1st Practice: Saturday, April 30, 2022
• Games Begin: Saturday, May 21, 2022
• Uniform: order correct size (a size larger if necessary)

**PLEASE NOTE: the Sports & Rec Staff reserves the right to distribute players based on their age, ability, safety, and for learning purposes.  

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Hope Church has a long history of helping those in need when disaster strikes. Our financial and other resources are invested into the second wave, post 30 days of disaster, to ensure that displaced victims can return to structurally sound and renovated properties. Restoration Hope's emphasis is to coordinate with other networks of influence, overseeing and empowering the local churches in a given disaster.  

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Hope Church has a long history of helping those in need when disaster strikes. Our financial and other resources are invested into the second wave, post 30 days of disaster, to ensure that displaced victims can return to structurally sound and renovated properties. Restoration Hope's emphasis is to coordinate with other networks of influence, overseeing and empowering the local churches in a given disaster.  

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf 

Have you been looking for a way to include more faith conversation in your home? Do you wish your family would spend at least one night a week around the dinner table together? We have begun piloting Table Time to encourage these two activities, all from the comfort of your own home and in the normalcy of your existing schedule. 

TABLE TIME GENERAL GUIDELINES 

• Turn all screens off (TVs, tablets, etc.). 

• Put phones down and to the side. 

• Turn on some worship music (sing along during dinner prep and keep as background music during your meal and discussion). 

• Have everyone in the home participate in making dinner and/or setting the table. 

• Sit down together and read through the Table Time discussions. See if you can get everyone to participate in each question. 

• At the end of the meal, ask if anyone has a prayer request and then pray together (it doesn’t have to be long). If the Table Time discussions stall out, rephrase or change the subject.

• Everyone helps with clean-up, and turn the music back up!

Using the M'Cheyne Bible Reading Calendar, participants will read together through the Bible in a year (typically four chapters per day). Teachers will give summaries and insights on the chapters of the week. Participants will also partake in weekly discussion and prayer. 

https://www.mcheyne.info/calendar.pdf