From humble beginnings in a family’s basement New Hope Seventh Day Adventist Church blossomed. Forty-five believers started meeting there. These meetings eventually led to renting the Cedar Grove United Methodist Church in January 1985. The New Hope Seventh Day Adventist Church family grew. By 1992 seventy-six members worshipped together. This church isn’t just a building. It’s a community. It’s a place where people gather to worship God. They share Christ’s love with each other and the wider community. This is a place of prayer Bible study and gospel sharing. New Hope Seventh Day Adventist Church members actively use their gifts. Their commitment to God is central to their lives. They strive to deepen their relationship with Him through prayer and meditation. The church actively promotes righteousness and justice in the world. They participate in the global mission of Jesus Christ. They encourage members to keep God’s commandments. They also prepare for the return of Jesus Christ. New Hope Seventh Day Adventist Church is located in Ellenwood Georgia. It’s not far from Atlanta. Services are held on Saturdays. Bible study begins at 9:15 AM followed by a divine hour at 11:00 AM. They also have Wednesday evening prayer and praise services. There are special services for children youth and adults. The church actively reaches out to the community. They visit nursing homes distribute food and clothing. They organize events like car washes health fairs and community fun days. New Hope Seventh Day Adventist Church embraces visitors. They welcome all those seeking a spiritual home. The church makes a conscious effort to ensure everyone feels welcome and at home. New Hope Seventh Day Adventist Church is a place of faith community and service. It’s a beacon of hope in the community. It’s a testament to the power of faith and love. It’s a church that truly lives its mission statement. Remember this story next time you visit New Hope Seventh Day Adventist Church.
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