During our 14-day fast and series on prayer, we want to come together as a church and dedicate a special time to prayer and worship. 

Much like our Sunday mornings and the individual times we are seeking God's presence, favor, and blessing, there is something important about special times like this to come together and worship and seek God with each other. 

Don't miss this opportunity to experience more of God and encourage your prayer life and faith during this month of prayer and fasting. 

We'll see you there! 

Join HopeKids for a movie night on our BIG screen at the Cambridge campus while we watch Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile. Popcorn and movie snacks will be provided. Come and enjoy time together with the entire family!

This event is free to attend. However, we ask that you please fill out the registration form below so we know how many people to plan for.

When you look around at the world right now, it’s clearly a mess. There are wars, protests, and riots. There is something clearly wrong with humanity that we just can’t get along and we can’t figure it out.

Yet, we want you to take a step back for a moment and think about this: this is the world Jesus was willing to leave the comfort of heaven for. Because of God’s great love for people and because He desires all people be saved, He was willing to send His Son, Jesus, to this broken world so that we might know Him and be transformed.

This Christmas, we’ll be talking about Christmas Grit. It’s this idea that no matter what circumstances we face, no matter how broken the world is, God is in control, He loves us, and He wants us to participate in His work. That takes grit, it takes faith, but it’s an invitation for us to experience God’s transforming power.

Join us this Christmas, and help us celebrate the season with an inspiring message - we’ll see you there!

When you look around at the world right now, it’s clearly a mess. There are wars, protests, and riots. There is something clearly wrong with humanity that we just can’t get along and we can’t figure it out.

Yet, we want you to take a step back for a moment and think about this: this is the world Jesus was willing to leave the comfort of heaven for. Because of God’s great love for people and because He desires all people be saved, He was willing to send His Son, Jesus, to this broken world so that we might know Him and be transformed.

This Christmas, we’ll be talking about Christmas Grit. It’s this idea that no matter what circumstances we face, no matter how broken the world is, God is in control, He loves us, and He wants us to participate in His work. That takes grit, it takes faith, but it’s an invitation for us to experience God’s transforming power.

Join us this Christmas, and help us celebrate the season with an inspiring message - we’ll see you there!

​​HopeKids will be open for Christmas Eve service and will be celebrating Jesus’ birthday with a fun party for all ages.  We will have games, crafts, sensory activities, a Christmas video lesson, and will sing Happy Birthday together. 

This is a great introduction to HopeKids for families visiting on Christmas and an excellent way for kids to invite other kids to church. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!  

This HopeKids event will be taking place at both of our campus locations.

When you look around at the world right now, it’s clearly a mess. There are wars, protests, and riots. There is something clearly wrong with humanity that we just can’t get along and we can’t figure it out.

Yet, we want you to take a step back for a moment and think about this: this is the world Jesus was willing to leave the comfort of heaven for. Because of God’s great love for people and because He desires all people be saved, He was willing to send His Son, Jesus, to this broken world so that we might know Him and be transformed.

This Christmas, we’ll be talking about Christmas Grit. It’s this idea that no matter what circumstances we face, no matter how broken the world is, God is in control, He loves us, and He wants us to participate in His work. That takes grit, it takes faith, but it’s an invitation for us to experience God’s transforming power.

Join us this Christmas, and help us celebrate the season with an inspiring message - we’ll see you there!

When you look around at the world right now, it’s clearly a mess. There are wars, protests, and riots. There is something clearly wrong with humanity that we just can’t get along and we can’t figure it out.

Yet, we want you to take a step back for a moment and think about this: this is the world Jesus was willing to leave the comfort of heaven for. Because of God’s great love for people and because He desires all people be saved, He was willing to send His Son, Jesus, to this broken world so that we might know Him and be transformed.

This Christmas, we’ll be talking about Christmas Grit. It’s this idea that no matter what circumstances we face, no matter how broken the world is, God is in control, He loves us, and He wants us to participate in His work. That takes grit, it takes faith, but it’s an invitation for us to experience God’s transforming power.

Join us this Christmas, and help us celebrate the season with an inspiring message - we’ll see you there!

​​HopeKids will be open for Christmas Eve service and will be celebrating Jesus’ birthday with a fun party for all ages.  We will have games, crafts, sensory activities, a Christmas video lesson, and will sing Happy Birthday together. 

This is a great introduction to HopeKids for families visiting on Christmas and an excellent way for kids to invite other kids to church. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!  

This HopeKids event will be taking place at both of our campus locations.

This event is for the gals! Newly Graduated from high school - age 101! Come and connect in a beautiful setting and enjoy gourmet s’mores!

HopeKids is honored to partner with you from the very beginning of your journey as parents and we want to be a consistent source of encouragement, strength, and a resource as you raise your child to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ! The purpose of Parent/Child Dedication is for parents to present their child before God and the church, committing to seek after His grace and wisdom in carrying out their responsibilities (Ephesians 6:4).

Parent-Child Dedications takes place during regular Sunday worship. For those interested in participating, there is a required parent class prior to the dedication. Parent classes are scheduled for Sunday, October 1st following services:

• Cambridge classes will be in the prayer room at 9:50AM & 11:20AM.

• Isanti classes will be held in the community room at 10:35AM

To register, please fill out the form below. If you have any questions, please email amanda@nhccmn.org.

Calling all Men! Join us on October 7th in the New Hope Cambridge backyard for some awesome pulled pork and axe throwing!

Food will be provided - suggested donation of $10.

If you’re planning to join us, make sure to fill out the registration form below so we know how many people to plan for. We’ll see you there!