Hope has a variety of opportunities for adults to learn, find support and serve together. It begins with our large group gathering for worship and teaching Sunday mornings and filters into smaller sized groups where, along with being inspired to grow, connections are made and friendships are built.

Adult Ministries

Men's & Women's Ministries

These ministry opportunities exist in five areas of importance to the spiritual health of men and women: Teaching, Fellowship, Connection, Encouragement, and Retreats. Each aspect of ministry is geared to and for women and men respectively. Opportunities for participation range in frequency and level of commitment.

Hope Studies

Hope Studies focus on the study of the word of God, whether in a specific book of the bible or a topic, based on an extra-biblical book. Studies run for seasonal sessions of 6-8 weeks in the fall and spring. The goal of Hope Studies is to learn how to cultivate faithfulness and spiritual growth. Classes are newly formed in September and January each year. See Studies list for day and time along with the location of the study when they are launched in spring & fall.

Life Groups

Life Groups are all about creating true fellowship, support and encouragement for one another. Groups meet once or twice a month to stay connected and strengthen the bonds of existing relationships. There are LGs for men and women respectively. Doing Life Together

Auxiliary Groups

Auxiliary Groups offer opportunities for purposeful engagement that supplement our other study and ministry groups. Aux groups are based on meeting a need in a variety of activities during all seasons of life. Each group's schedule is fluid to meet its needs.

Young Marrieds - This is a group of recently married couples who are looking to grow in their marriages and faith through community. They meet once a month and welcome a different mentor couple each session to lead and offer guidance. During the monthly meetings, they spend time in God's Word, talk through common "hot topics" related to marriage, and fellowship with one another. Questions: Contact David & Kami Ziegler.

Young Adults - Our Young Adults meet at various times for events, study and quality time getting to know other young adults. If you would like more information or would like to receive emails about upcoming events, please contact Bill & Joan Drummer.

Mom's Monthly Group - Led by Barb Christman, an educator and previous Director of Providence Ministries for over 20 years. They meet on the 1st Thursday of each month from 9:30-11:00am. As a mom, you are worthy of this God-given role and task of parenting bestowed upon you. Come fellowship, pray, and grow as we navigate together the roadway of your parenting journey while being educated and equipped. Questions: Contact Barb Christman

Grief Share - The Grief Share program is nondenominational and features biblical concepts for healing from your grief. This is a 13 week class, but you do not have to commit to all 13 weeks, as each week deals with a different topic. Contact Linda Nielsen or Lisa Henley-Mohler with any questions.

World View Monthly - People from a wide range of churches participate in this monthly forum addressing cultural trends. We take the pulse of our culture, while seeking a biblical view of all events, asking, what should our response be? WVM meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:01pm in Classroom 1 at Hope. No registration needed.

F3 Boyertown - F3 stands for Fitness, Fellowship, Faith – a free, non-denominational, peer-led, bootcamp style workout always held outdoors for men of all fitness levels ages 18+. We meet on Saturdays at 06:30-07:30am at Hope. Questions: contact Dan Connolly