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All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.

The Village Keepers (formerly Men’s Ministry) meets every fourth Saturday. This is open to all men. See Deacon Shah if you have any questions.

SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms

The SIMBA/SIMSA Circle is an Afrocentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.

Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.  We meet the first Saturday of each month.

The Village Keepers (formerly Men’s Ministry) meets every fourth Saturday. This is open to all men. See Deacon Shah if you have any questions.

This exciting opportunity allows high school students to travel to Washington, D.C., for a 5–6 day experience of learning about government, visiting Congress, and engaging in civic discussions. Most costs are covered through grants, with students contributing a small fee of about $200.

SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms

The SIMBA/SIMSA Circle is an Afrocentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.

Join us as we celebrate the “Seasoned Saints” of our village.

Guest speaker: Sis. Beverly McCall

Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.  We meet the first Saturday of each month.

Bring your family and friends for an afternoon of games, food, music, and of course… candy!

Want to get involved? We are looking for individuals who would like to decorate their cars, give a candy donation or volunteer for the day of the event and be part of the fun. Sign up today!

This event is free and open to all!

The Village Keepers (formerly Men’s Ministry) meets every fourth Saturday. This is open to all men. See Deacon Shah if you have any questions.

All are welcome to share in food, fellowship, and community in our potluck with First Congregational Church of DeKalb. Bring a favorite dish to share and enjoy an afternoon of connection and hospitality.

SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms

The SIMBA/SIMSA Circle is an Afrocentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.

An Interest Meeting will be held at New Hope for high school students and their parents to learn more about an exciting 4–5 day trip to Washington, D.C. The trip will include Congressional visits, a tour of the African American Museum, historical site tours, and much more. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore history, culture, and leadership!

Join us for the 16th Pastor Appreciation Service honoring Rev. Dr. G. Joseph Mitchell and First Lady Andira Mitchell. We will gather to celebrate and give thanks for his faithful leadership and dedicated service. The guest speaker for this special occasion will be Rev. Dr. David Seymour.

Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.  We meet the first Saturday of each month.

All members of New Hope are invited to attend the quarterly Church Business meeting. Immediately following morning service.

The Village Keepers (formerly Men’s Ministry) meets every fourth Saturday. This is open to all men. See Deacon Shah if you have any questions.

We will have a joint worship service with First Methodist Church at 10:30 a.m. The service will be held outside (please dress for the weather).

SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms

The SIMBA/SIMSA Circle is an Afrocentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.

Viewing will take place at 11 a.m. , followed by the service at 1 p.m.

Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.  We meet the first Saturday of each month.

The Village Keepers (formerly Men’s Ministry) meets every fourth Saturday. This is open to all men. See Deacon Shah if you have any questions.

SIMBA stands for Safe In My Brother’s Arms
SIMSA stands for Safe In My Sister’s Arms

The SIMBA/SIMSA Circle is an Afrocentric community that creates a space for listening, teaching, and responding to the needs of young African-American males and females.

Join us for a special time of prayer and preparation as we cover students, educators, and families for the upcoming school year. Let’s start the school year strong, spiritually and academically!

• Wear your favorite college, high school, or Greek apparel and show your pride!

• Nevaeh Mitchell Scholarship awards will also be presented during the service.

Our annual Back to School Bash features food, music, games, and school supplies (children must be present to receive a backpack). This event is free and open to all. No registration is required.

Sign up to volunteer!

You’re invited to celebrate the opening of this innovative new school serving 450–500 students with state-of-the-art learning spaces, including STEAM classrooms, collaborative pods, and accessible playgrounds. Join us as we honor Dr. Leroy A. Mitchell’s lasting legacy in education and leadership. Remarks, tours, and refreshments to follow.

Please RSVP online by August 1.

Cultivating a safe place for women to grow in their faith, building kingdom relationships and fellowship with other like-minded women. This bible study is for all women ages 18 and older.  We meet the first Saturday of each month.

Come grow in faith through engaging lessons, crafts, and activities for every age group. Bring your family, bring a friend—there’s something for everyone! All ages 5 through adult are welcome.