Church profile
Hope Family Church
Church · Marion, OH
Church in Marion
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About this church
Hope Family Church, also called Hope Church, meets in downtown Marion, Ohio, at 197 E. Center Street, with parking behind the building. Sunday morning worship is listed from 10:30 a.m. to noon, though one page of the website also mentions a 9 a.m. service, so confirm the schedule before visiting. The church meets in a historic Gothic building with stained-glass windows that was formerly home to St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Its stated focus is the next generation, heartfelt worship, verse-by-verse Bible teaching, and relationship-based discipleship.
Hope Kids offers classes for nursery through preschool, an elementary group for age four through fourth grade, and a fifth and sixth grade breakout class after worship. Hope Youth meets Sunday nights from 6 to 8 p.m. for sixth through twelfth grade. Men of Hope and Women of Hope groups meet, and quarterly worship nights begin at 7 p.m., with dates on the calendar. Four-week Bible studies are held on Thursday nights, and the church offers Impact camps for youth and kids. Contact the church at 740-914-5052 or through the website with questions.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Sunday time, address, parking, building · Kids classes by age · Youth group Sunday nights · Vision and weekly opportunities
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Location
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