New Hope Anglican Church - to know and live in the love of Jesus Christ

	OUR VISION FOR NEW HOPE To know and live in the love of Jesus Christ :: transforming lives, building relationships, impacting community.

NEW HOPE ANGLICAN CHURCH Meeting upstairs at Martin Way and Carpenter Rd 6326 Martin Way E, Lacey, WA 98513 - CLICK HERE FOR MAP - 10 am Sunday Service but the coffee is ready at 9:30!		January Memory Verse *All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.* 2 Timothy 3:16

God has called Rena and me away from New Hope and he has an adventure laid out before us. It will take us to Guatemala at first, for an indeterminate period of time, and after that, I'm not exactly sure. Fr David Fell with wife, Renata, and son, Ben, will become the pastor of New Hope as of February 1st. He is gifted, passionate, and in love with the LORD. The website will change as he takes that over also, so you'll learn more about him at that time. It has been my privilege and honor to serve the LORD in this capacity. I've been magnificently blessed by everyone, and will keep you all in my daily prayers.		A member of our church, Major Rob Kilmartin (Christy's fiancé) is leading a Civil Affairs Team (pictured here - Rob on right) that deployed Oct 30th for 10 months in Afghanistan. We will lift them up in prayer each day and send care packages. The family members of the other soldiers do not live in our area.



“Intercession is not human beings prevailing on God, persuading Him to do something He does not want to do. It is exactly the other way around! Intercessory prayer is God finding someone on earth who will invite Him, in prayer, to do what He wants to do.” From the book Healing the Nations I believe with all my heart that the 24/7 prayer movement - continuous, around the clock, every day prayer is the beginning of a great move of the Holy Spirit here and around the world. Come to church early on Sunday mornings to pray. How early? The prayer room is open at 7:30.		One Sunday of each month in the fall and winter, we meet at someone's house after church for soup and fellowship. February we'll meet Sunday Feb 12th at Dorothy Johnson's home.

What is your image of the clients at the Olympia Union Gospel Mission? Dirty, bearded, disheveled men smelling of cigarettes and alcohol? Actually, with the extreme downturn in the economy, many of the clients are like those here…these are real Mission photographs. We have partnered with the Olympia Union Gospel Mission to help with the evening meal every 4th Monday of the month. We serve from 4:30-6:30, and help prepare and serve the meal, and clean up. Sometimes, one of our group might even share a short message. To find out more about this ministry, talk to Chuck, Cindy, Reed, Deanna, Shirley, Dorothy, Chris, David, Rena…Map at ougm.org “For I was hungry and you fed me…” Matthew 25:35.		JAIL MINISTRY The picture here is almost exactly what it looks like – a bible study with people who want to sit down with you to learn more about God’s Word and how it can transform their lives. Sometimes people make stupid choices, but that does not mean they are lost to God: Quite the contrary. Paul was a murderer of Christians (Acts 9) and in Matthew 25:36, God tells us that He is indeed in the jails and needing help from other believers. To participate in this dynamic and much-needed ministry, please see Pastor Joel for an application. On this ministry team, you can go along and provide prayer support for the person leading the bible study, and speak or not speak, as you feel led...just being there is helpful. "For I was in prison and you came to visit me" Matthew 25:36.