Did Jesus himself ever imagine a church named Église Vie d’Espoir, thriving centuries later in Montreal? Right here on 35 Avenue Marien, stands Église Vie d’Espoir. This church isn’t just a building. It’s a vibrant community, a beacon of hope. Église Vie d’Espoir, meaning “Church of Life of Hope,” is a registered charity with the Canada Revenue Agency. This designation speaks to their commitment to serving the community. Every Sunday at 10:30 am, the church doors open, welcoming everyone to their celebrations. Can’t make it in person? Église Vie d’Espoir understands. They offer live streaming of their services on YouTube and Facebook. This allows everyone to connect with their message of hope, no matter where they are. Beyond Sunday services, Église Vie d’Espoir actively engages in impactful community projects. Their “Bouffe pour Tous” program provides food to over 50 families every Wednesday. They also have a special initiative called “Mission Espoir.” This project directly supports the church’s mission, allowing members to contribute and make a tangible difference. Église Vie d’Espoir aims to connect people warmly as they discover the Gospel. They believe in nurturing discipleship. They strive to grow their hearts, not only for their local community but also for missions overseas. So, the next time you’re in Montreal-Est, remember the beacon of hope on 35 Avenue Marien. Église Vie d’Espoir’s doors are always open, welcoming everyone to experience their vibrant community and the life-changing message of hope.
Parc Dickie-Moore
Who needs a time machine when you’ve got Parc Dickie-Moore? This little slice of Parc-Extension holds a century of Montreal