OUR MISSION
Hope Church Sittingbourne exists to see...
Jesus honoured...Everything we do as a community of faith is built around Jesus, our living Hope.
We believe in intentionally honouring Jesus in every moment of everyday life. It is Jesus amazing story of good news that reveals hope to a broken world and brings lasting transformation through the power of His Holy Spirit. We have been adopted into Jesus family and have found our unique place within Gods great big story which spans all of human history; past, present and future. |
Disciples made...The Great Commission is Jesus mandate for the Gospel of the Kingdom to be shared with all peoples across all nations and generations.
It is our aim to ensure that every individual, couple and family we journey with is intentionally invested in for Kingdom purposes and given encouragement and opportunity to courageously prove God in their generation. It is our belief that every disciple of Jesus should multiply the life of Christ through sharing their story and making disciples of others. It is our hope that many people will not only come to faith in Jesus through the Hope Church Sittingbourne community but go on to reach nations. |
Nations reached...We are believing God for a thriving New Testament church which loves people and sacrificially serves and identifies with the poorest in our community.
We aspire to be known as those who observably love Sittingbourne in every practical way whilst reaching beyond our local geographical borders to impact the regions and nations beyond. We believe that God wants us to intentionally stretch out, right from our inception, to reach communities in the wider Swale and Kent region. We also intend to collaboratively support our friends in pioneering initiatives across mainland Europe, Scandinavia and Mozambique. |
"Hope is called the anchor of the soul (Hebrews 6:19), because it gives stability to the Christian life. But hope is not simply a ‘wish’ (I wish that such-and-such would take place); rather, it is that which latches on to the certainty of the promises of the future that God has made."
