Life Classes

North Campus: Room A122
January 11 – May 10

Led by Janice Mathis

Online
January 12 – May 11

We will look at a new “end time” topic each week. Some examples are Daniel’s 70 weeks, the Book of Revelation, Gog/Magog War, The Pre-Tribulation Rapture, The Feasts of the Lord,…

Led by Lesley Deyton

North Campus: Room A121
January 12 – May 11

Do you know who you are? This class will explore where you stand with God as a Christian. Topics will include the believer’s relationship to the law and grace, we talk learn how to explain justification, and delight in everything the Holy Spirit brings to the relationship, We are using WDA materials and would love to have you join us.

Led by Tia Sutton

South Campus: Room 115
January 12 – April 13

DivorceCare is a safe place where caring people come alongside you as you find healing from the pain of separation or divorce. At this 13 week, video-based support group program, you’ll find helpful counsel to manage the emotional turmoil and practical tools for decision-making.

Led by Justin Sheffield

South Campus & Online: Room 119
January 12 – May 11

Two Hour weekly men’s small group experience for 16 weeks each Wednesday night. During the week we work though a workbook then discuss the week’s topic and questions and answers concerning such things as family relational patterns in our lives. We discover that we all have losses as a result of those family relational patterns. We acknowledge our pain. We grieve our losses in a safe small group setting.

South Campus: Room 101
January 12 – May 4

Two Hour weekly women’s small group experience for 16 weeks each Wednesday night. During the week we work though a workbook then discuss the week’s topic and questions and answers concerning such things as family relational patterns in our lives. We discover that we all have losses as a result of those family relational patterns. We acknowledge our pain. We grieve our losses in a safe small group setting.

Led by Rebecca Saville

South Campus
January 12 – May 11

Mid-Week Class for Children from 6:30-8PM with alternating Music, Missions and Recreation.

Led by Heather Elliot

South Campus: Student Center
January 12 – May 11

New Hope students meet every Wednesday during the school year and is “the place to be” as it offers: tons of friends, great food in the Café, fun game room & lounge, basketball, painting, student led worship, and creative teaching from God’s Word. Bring a friend!

Led by Alex Edwards, South Student Pastor

North Campus
January 12 – May 11

Family Huddle is a fun and engaging way to connect with your kids spiritually during the week! So many times our calendars and schedules pull us in opposite directions. Family Huddle brings the family back together to connect through worship, fun and engaging with our kids spiritually. We will meet from 6:30-7:30pm in Community Hall at the North Campus. Each week has a different theme….from a Family Tailgate, to nights to serve together, to family worship, to an outdoor prayer walk! We’ll constantly keep our time together new, fun and encouraging!

Led by Tina Plunkett

North Campus: Rooms 220, 226
January 12 – May 11

Fun, Bible-based class for preschoolers.

Led by Hope Helms

North Campus: Kids Warehouse
January 12 – March 30

Liturgical (Praise) Dance teaches children 1st through 6th Grade how to incorporate music and movement into expressions of praise and worship.

Led by Angela Scott and Ebony McCord

South Campus
January 12 – May 11

Learn about God’s boundless love and Mission Work around the world.

Led by Heather Elliot

North Campus: Student Center
January 12 – May 11

Student Ministry (7-12 Grades) Wednesday Nights – New Hope students meet every Wednesday during the school year and is “the place to be” as it offers: tons of friends, great food in the Café, fun game room & lounge, basketball, dramas, videos, and creative teaching from God’s Word. Bring a friend!

Led by Clayton McClain, North Student Pastor

South Campus: Room 103
January 12 – April 13

Challenging and encouraging men to live a God honoring courageous life.

Led by Tom Kibler, John Massler, Andy Phillips

North Campus & Online: Mission Center
January 12 – May 11

An on-campus and online hybrid gathering grounded in Scripture to pray for one another, our church, our country, and the nations.

Led by Terre Haas

North Campus: Room 3rd Floor B Lighthouse
January 12 – May 11

Missions class for Kids 1st – 6th Grade.

Led by Tina Plunkett

North Campus: Room E100
January 19 – May 11

GriefShare is a program designed to walk you through this difficult time with support from several sources, including videos, a workbook, and a group discussion time led by folks that have experienced grief themselves. You don’t have to grieve alone! Please register on the GriefShare website, www.GriefShare.org

Led by Dan and Brenda Young

South Campus & Online: Room 114
February 2 – May 11

An on-campus and online hybrid gathering grounded in Scripture to pray for one another, our church, our country, and the nations.

North Campus: Room 126-128
April 12 – May 10

The Pentateuch is the first five books of the Bible derived from two Greek words that have a simple meaning. “Penta” means “five” and “teach” means “scroll” or “book”, so all together, it means “five books”. The Pentateuch was most likely written by one man, Moses. It consists of the books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy and is also known as the Law, the Torah (Hebrew for “Law”), or the Law of Moses. These books are the first five books of the seventeen Historical Books of the Old Testament and are foundational for the rest of the Bible. One book easily flows into another, developing biblical history from Creation to about 1500 BC as well as the history of Israel from the call of Abraham through the death of Moses. Here you will meet Adam, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and his twelve sons, Moses, Aaron, and Joshua. But the center of every book in The Pentateuch is God Almighty. You will witness His awesome power in Genesis, His desire to bring His children into liberty in Exodus, His perfect holiness in Leviticus, His justice in Numbers, and His faithfulness in Deuteronomy. You will be humbled by His mercy, awed by His compassion, frightened by His wrath, and wooed by His loving-kindness. And in every book you will come to see that Jesus Christ is concealed, ready to be revealed in the New Testament. So hang on! It is going to be quite a study as we open the Bible, God’s Amazing Collection, to the first five books: The Pentateuch.

Led by Tammy Pritchett

North Campus: Room A123
April 13 – May 11

Job – A Study of Unlikely Joy Ladies Bible Study by Lisa Harper

Wednesday evenings starting March 30th from 7:00-8:00pm

Study available on You Version.

Led by Whiteny Akin