New Hope Serves.

The Worship Design Team at New Hope United Methodist Church, made up of skilled volunteers in music, technology, arts, and liturgy, plans and leads spirit-led worship. They select music, coordinate multimedia, design service flow, and blend messages creatively to foster deep faith connection and community engagement.

The Congregational Care Team at New Hope United Methodist Church supports members in need by visiting the homebound, hospitalized, or those in care. They offer companionship, prayer, and encouragement, coordinate groups for support and recovery, and maintain contact to address spiritual and emotional needs, fostering a caring church community.

The Church History group at New Hope United Methodist Church preserves and shares the congregation's and United Methodist tradition's heritage. They collect and maintain records, artifacts, and photos, and organize programs to educate about the church’s past and impact, fostering appreciation and ongoing involvement.

The Administrative Council of New Hope United Methodist Church is the main leadership body overseeing operations, programs, and ministries. Comprising elected members from committees, clergy, and lay leaders, it meets regularly to guide the church’s mission, plan events, manage budgets, and support pastoral staff, ensuring alignment with church values and promoting effective ministry and outreach.

The Board of Trustees at New Hope United Methodist Church oversees the care, maintenance, and development of church property and assets. Comprised of leaders and skilled volunteers, they ensure facilities are safe and functional for worship and community use. The board regularly reviews maintenance, manages building budgets, and plans improvements to support a welcoming environment for all. The board also manages investments, memorials, and bequests.

The Finance Committee of New Hope United Methodist Church oversees the church’s finances, managing budgets, monitoring income and expenses, and ensuring funds align with church priorities. They review reports, recommend policies, collaborate with leadership for transparency, plan for financial sustainability, and support fundraising efforts.

The Staff Parish Relations Committee (SPRC) of New Hope United Methodist Church connects the congregation and staff. It supports, evaluates, and nurtures pastoral and church staff to ensure effective ministry and a positive work environment. The committee facilitates communication, addresses personnel concerns, and aids in hiring. By fostering respect and understanding, the SPRC sustains a healthy church focused on spiritual growth and service.

The Nominations and Leadership Development Committee at New Hope United Methodist Church identifies and recruits qualified members for leadership roles. It focuses on cultivating leadership skills, encouraging spiritual growth, and ensuring diverse representation across church ministries. The committee supports the church’s mission by fostering dedicated leaders committed to serving the congregation and community.

The Mission Council of New Hope United Methodist Church plays a vital role in guiding and supporting both local and global outreach efforts. It carefully plans, coordinates, and implements a variety of mission activities designed to meet diverse needs. By identifying key community needs, building meaningful partnerships, and encouraging active service among congregation members, the council truly embodies the church’s deep commitment to compassion, justice, and ongoing spiritual growth.

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New Hope United Methodist Church partners with Scouts of America to support youth development and community engagement. The church offers meeting space and helps with activities, creating a safe environment for Scouts to build leadership, serve others, and grow in character. Both groups collaborate on service projects, promoting civic responsibility and strengthening values in youth. This partnership aims to empower young people to become responsible community members.

The Church and Society committee at New Hope United Methodist Church links faith with social responsibility by promoting community outreach, social justice advocacy, and support for Christian-aligned initiatives. It organizes events, service projects, and partners with local groups to tackle poverty, inequality, and human rights, encouraging the congregation to actively live out their faith.

The Stewardship Committee at New Hope United Methodist Church promotes generosity and manages church resources responsibly. They plan and implement stewardship programs encouraging gifts of time, talent, and finances, ensuring transparency and accountability. The committee educates members on biblical stewardship principles, supporting the church’s mission and community impact.

The Adult Ministry committee at New Hope United Methodist Church promotes spiritual growth, fellowship, and service for adults. They organize Bible studies, small groups, events, and volunteer outreach, fostering a welcoming environment and lifelong discipleship.

The Children's Ministry Team at New Hope United Methodist Church is a dedicated group nurturing the spiritual growth of children from infancy to elementary school. They provide a safe, welcoming space to learn about God's love through Sunday school, worship activities, seasonal events, and service projects. Focused on creativity, inclusivity, and biblical teaching, they partner with families to support children's faith journeys.

The Family Ministry Team at New Hope United Methodist Church supports families by fostering a welcoming faith community. They offer programs and events for all ages, providing education, spiritual guidance, and fellowship. Collaborating with parents, volunteers, and staff, they create meaningful experiences that strengthen faith and belonging. Their mission is to help families grow and thrive through a Christian perspective.

New Hope United Methodist Church’s Small Group Ministry offers faith-based gatherings for spiritual growth, community, and support. Meeting in homes or church, groups provide space for conversation, Bible study, and prayer. Open to all ages and backgrounds, they foster deeper faith and lasting relationships, emphasizing accountability and discipleship.