The House of Hope Presbyterian Church

About this church

The House of Hope Presbyterian Church welcomes people to traditional worship Sundays at 10 a.m., both in person and by livestream. Services draw on the church's Fisk organ, Motet Choir, Choir School, handbells, and Noyes Memorial Carillon; the choir contributes an introit and two anthems most Sundays. Archived services and downloadable bulletins help newcomers preview the liturgy. House of Hope describes its character as a combination of progressive values, intellectual engagement, and historic worship, with learning and fellowship for adults, children, and youth. Centering Prayer provides another contemplative practice during the week.

The Saint Paul congregation connects worship with public service, especially work addressing hunger, homelessness, peace, justice, and human rights. Its mission teams combine direct volunteering, education, advocacy, and support for partner organizations. Music education ranges from age three through adulthood, giving families a concrete path into the church beyond Sunday attendance. Baptism is understood as entrance into the community of faith and is offered to infants, children, and adults. The visitor pages do not publish parking instructions, nursery procedures, accessibility details, or children's Sunday-morning placement, so households needing those specifics should use the visitor contact form before arriving.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official worship page, Sunday hour, in-person and streaming options, music ensem · Official visitor page, traditional worship, progressive values, intellectual cul · Official music page, organ, choirs, handbells, carillon, weekly repertoire, and · Official mission page, hunger, housing, peace, justice, human rights, volunteeri

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Centering Prayer — Friday Morning; Confirm Current Hour

Location