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New Hope Chrisan Church 4229 Welcome Valley Road Roanoke, VA 24014 Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 461 Roanoke, VA Teaching and Discipleship ~ Jason Koster The Virginia churches are blessed that ICOM (International Conference on Missions) is coming to Richmond on October 29-November 1. ICOM will bring hundreds of missionaries from around the world to Virginia, as well as thousands more individuals from ministry organizations, churches, youth groups, and more. It will be an incredible opportunity to worship together, engage your congregation in worldwide missions, as well as empower them to serve actively in your own community. This conference is for all of us! We all can say we are missionaries because Christ has called us to fulfill the mission he gave us! This is a huge opportunity for us to minister to missionaries from around the world and show our support for global church growth. Attached is a message from the President of ICOM 2015 explaining the theme for this year. Our theme is “The Away Team”. Sessions and workshops will include valuable insights on how to carry out the Christian mission in a post- Christian, post-modern world – that is, we need to learn how to play as the visiting team in our own cities and countries. The Away Team is a sports metaphor that illustrates how times have changed. There was a time when the church had home field advantage in the USA, Canada, and other parts of the world. Christians were the majority, influenced culture and enjoyed political privilege. In other words, we had the equivalent of home field advantage. But times have changed. To be victorious today we need to adopt strategies that reflect our position as visitors to our own culture. ICOM 2015 will be practical and uplifting. I hope to see you in the great city of Richmond, October 29- November 1. RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED New Hope Day Trip scheduled for Friday, October 30 th Cost – Free Leave Friday morning/lunch – Arrive back late Friday Three Options for travel: Carpool on NH van at 8 am. Carpool on NH bus at 11:30 am. Drive up independently anytime. We will leave ICOM following the evening session (Fri) and arrive back at New Hope about 11:30pm. For more information and schedule of conference: www.theicom.org Please RSVP by October 11 th by emailing Jason Koster or at the Connection Center. Jason Koster [email protected] “Making Growing Disciples of Jesus Christ” May 2014 Schedule of Services Sunday Morning Worship 8:28, 9:48, & 11:08 Bible Study 9:48 & 11:08 Sunday Evening Kid’s Choir (September) 5:30-7:00 pm Adult Choir 6:30-8:15 pm Wednesday Evening Meal (September) 5:45 pm Small Groups 6:45 pm JAM (September) 6:45 pm CRAVE (Youth) 6:30 pm Elders Ralph Chumley 890-3337 Tommy Smith 989-8007 Terry VandeLinde 774-7303 Jack Hooten 427-1271 Mickey Derrow 989-0260 Staff Barry Clark Lead Minister [email protected] Maria Gargano Minister to Children [email protected] Jason Koster Teaching and Discipleship Minister [email protected] Jason Summey Minister to Students [email protected] Lisa Edwards Office Manager Offi[email protected] Administrave Office Hours Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00 - 4:00 Thursday 9:00-12:00 Darlene Derrow Treasurer [email protected] Hours: Monday 8:30-4:00 Office: #540-774-7567 www.newhoperoanoke.com Our mission is to make growing disciples of Jesus Christ. The Messenger October 2015 “October is Blessings in a Box month!” TRUNK-OR-TREAT October 31st 6:00-8:00 PM “UNITY SERVICE” Sunday, October 25th at 10:00 AM One combined church service at Cave Spring High School.

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  • New Hope Christian Church

    4229 Welcome Valley Road

    Roanoke, VA 24014

    Non-Profit Org.

    U.S. Postage

    PAID

    Permit No. 461

    Roanoke, VA

    Teaching and

    Discipleship

    ~

    Jason

    Koster

    The Virginia churches are

    blessed that ICOM (International

    Conference on Missions) is

    coming to Richmond on October

    29-November 1.

    ICOM will bring hundreds of

    missionaries from around the

    world to Virginia, as well as

    thousands more individuals from

    ministry organizations, churches,

    youth groups, and more. It will

    be an incredible opportunity to

    worship together, engage your

    congregation in worldwide

    missions, as well as empower

    them to serve actively in your

    own community.

    This conference is for all of us!

    We all can say we are

    missionaries because Christ has

    called us to fulfill the mission he

    gave us! This is a huge

    opportunity for us to minister to

    missionaries from around the

    world and show our support for

    global church growth.

    Attached is a message from the

    President of ICOM 2015

    explaining the theme for this

    year.

    Our theme is “The

    Away Team”. Sessions and

    workshops will include valuable

    insights on how to carry out the

    Christian mission in a post-

    Christian, post-modern

    world – that is, we need to learn

    how to play as the visiting team

    in our own cities and countries.

    The Away Team is a sports

    metaphor that illustrates how

    times have changed. There was

    a time when the church had

    home field advantage in the

    USA, Canada, and other parts

    of the world. Christians were

    the majority, influenced culture

    and enjoyed political

    privilege. In other words, we

    had the equivalent of home field

    advantage. But times have

    changed. To be victorious

    today we need to adopt

    strategies that reflect our

    position as visitors to our own

    culture. ICOM 2015 will be

    practical and uplifting. I hope

    to see you in the great city of

    Richmond, October 29-

    November 1.

    RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

    New Hope Day Trip scheduled

    for Friday, October 30th

    Cost – Free

    Leave Friday morning/lunch –

    Arrive back late Friday

    Three Options for travel:

    Carpool on NH van at 8 am.

    Carpool on NH bus at 11:30

    am.

    Drive up independently

    anytime.

    We will leave ICOM following

    the evening session (Fri) and

    arrive back at New Hope about

    11:30pm.

    For more information and

    schedule of conference:

    www.theicom.org

    Please RSVP by October 11th by

    emailing Jason Koster or at the

    Connection Center.

    Jason Koster

    [email protected]

    “Making Growing Disciples of Jesus Christ”

    May 2014

    Schedule of Services

    Sunday Morning

    Worship 8:28, 9:48, & 11:08

    Bible Study 9:48 & 11:08

    Sunday Evening

    Kid’s Choir (September) 5:30-7:00 pm

    Adult Choir 6:30-8:15 pm

    Wednesday Evening

    Meal (September) 5:45 pm

    Small Groups 6:45 pm

    JAM (September) 6:45 pm

    CRAVE (Youth) 6:30 pm

    Elders

    Ralph Chumley 890-3337

    Tommy Smith 989-8007

    Terry VandeLinde 774-7303

    Jack Hooten 427-1271

    Mickey Derrow 989-0260

    Staff

    Barry Clark

    Lead Minister

    [email protected]

    Maria Gargano

    Minister to Children

    [email protected]

    Jason Koster

    Teaching and Discipleship Minister

    [email protected]

    Jason Summey

    Minister to Students

    [email protected]

    Lisa Edwards

    Office Manager

    [email protected]

    Administrative Office Hours

    Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00 - 4:00 Thursday 9:00-12:00

    Darlene Derrow

    Treasurer

    [email protected]

    Hours: Monday 8:30-4:00

    Office: #540-774-7567

    www.newhoperoanoke.com

    Our mission is to make growing disciples of Jesus Christ.

    The Messenger October 2015

    “October is Blessings in a Box month!”

    TRUNK-OR-TREAT

    October 31st 6:00-8:00 PM

    “UNITY SERVICE”

    Sunday, October 25th at 10:00 AM

    One combined church service at Cave

    Spring High School.

    http://www.theicom.com

  • The Messenger October 2015

    “THERE ONCE WAS A

    CHURCH…”

    We are currently in the middle

    of series called, “There Once

    was a Church.” We are looking

    at the first century church and

    embracing the values and

    principles that the first church

    embraced. Ethos is a word that

    means “guiding principles” and

    there are five for us at New

    Hope that we see in the first

    church: Purpose, People,

    Prayer, Passion, and

    Possibility.

    We are going to wrap up our

    series together with a very

    special day on October 25th. On

    that Sunday, we are going to

    have ONE SERVICE together

    at Cave Spring High School

    that will begin at 10:00am.

    Some might be wondering if

    we are going to have a big

    “reveal” on that Sunday. The

    reason why we are worshipping

    together is so that we can

    worship together. Having

    three worship services on

    Sunday mornings is a good

    thing. It allows us to

    accommodate individuals and

    families with varying

    schedules. However, it leaves

    us a little disconnected.

    Having one service at Cave

    Spring allows us to be

    together…as one body. The

    last time we had one service

    together was in December of

    2013 as we celebrated our 60th

    anniversary. We hope you will

    make every effort to be there.

    October 25th, 10:00am at Cave

    Spring High School.

    THE INTERNATIONAL

    CONFERENCE ON

    MISSIONS

    RICHMOND, VA

    OCT. 29th – NOV. 1st

    New Hope, for a long time,

    has been a missions-minded

    church. We designate 20% of

    Barry’s

    Briefs

    ~

    Barry

    Clark

    Kid City

    & PHASE

    Grades K-6

    ~

    Maria

    Gargano

    our giving to missions and

    support exciting ministries

    around the globe. ICOM will

    draw people from all over the

    world to Richmond during the

    dates of 10/29 – 11/1. If you

    have a passion for missions,

    you should check out their

    conference website at:

    www.theicom.org

    On Friday the 30th, join us for

    a day trip to the conference.

    We will be taking the church

    bus up in the morning and

    returning that evening. If you

    have any questions, contact

    Jason Koster at

    [email protected].

    His, Barry

    KID CITY

    We have seen a growing

    number of excited kids joining

    Kid City lately! It has been an

    awesome experience to see

    them smiling and having fun

    together while learning about

    Christ on Sundays and

    Wednesdays. Please be

    praying for them and the many

    volunteers who dedicate their

    time to help these kids know

    the love of Jesus and His plan

    for them.

    PHASE

    “For we are God’s

    workmanship, created in

    Christ Jesus to do good works,

    which God prepared in

    advance for us to do.”

    ~Ephesians 2:10

    If there was one verse to

    define the purpose and goals

    of PHASE, this is it. All that

    we discuss, learn, play, and

    plan will be anchored to this

    verse. The kids will know that

    they are loved and created by

    their Father in order to serve

    Him. They will know that they

    are part of a community of

    people who are also loved and

    created by the Father to do good

    things for Him. They will know

    how God has prepared them

    beforehand in their own unique

    ways and be valued for the gifts

    He gave them.

    So how will this play out now

    that PHASE is officially

    launched? It is evident in the

    lessons they learn and the

    application to their real lives. It

    is evident in the games,

    activities and discussions that

    promote community with each

    other. It will also mean

    opportunities to serve. They

    have already started leading

    worship for the younger kids and

    will continue to get plugged into

    different areas of service this

    fall. They also have many

    opportunities to serve in the

    local and global community.

    This month the kids will be

    constructing Blessings in a Box

    for our partnering mission in the

    Dominican Republic and helping

    with the Pack-A-Sack ministry in

    order to feed children in a local

    school.

    Please join me and the other

    parents and leaders in keeping

    PHASE kids and the ministry

    bathed in prayer. God is going to

    work in great ways through this

    ministry!

    TRUNK-OR-TREAT

    Join us for Trunk-or-Treat on

    Saturday, October 31st from 6-8

    PM. We will have trunks

    festively decorated and filled

    with candy, games and snacks!

    We encourage you to come ‘in

    costume’ and invite friends! If

    you are interested in decorating a

    trunk, contact Maria at

    [email protected].

    *Candy donations are needed!

    Drop off in the Lobby or the

    Fellowship Hall by Oct. 28th.

    Maria

    connection card or email Jason Koster

    at [email protected] by

    Oct. 15th.

    MEN’S FLAG FOOTBALL: This

    is for all guys who are interested in

    participating in 2 weeks of flag

    football fun on Oct. 18th and 25th.

    Contact Jason Koster at

    [email protected].

    CREATIVE FUSION: Craft

    enthusiasts. Oct. 24th from 8:00am-

    6:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. Bring

    a snack, your favorite tools of the

    trade and a friend!

    UNITY CHURCH SERVICE: On

    Sunday, Oct. 25th at 10:00am, we

    will have one combined church

    service at Cave Spring High School.

    Childcare for Pre-K and under will be

    provided.

    ICOM: Oct. 29th-Nov. 1st in

    Richmond, VA. Contact Jason Koster

    at [email protected] for

    information.

    TRUNK-OR-TREAT: Oct. 31st,

    6:00-8:00pm. Contact Maria at

    [email protected]

    regarding decorating trunks. Candy

    donations needed by Oct. 28th.

    MEN’S MINISTRY: Brother-2-

    Brother Coffee Talk, 7:00pm every

    Tuesday at Starkey Rd. Mill

    Mountain Coffee & Tea.

    PACK-A-SACK: The Pack-A-

    Sack ministry has a goal of

    providing healthy food on the

    weekends for children attending

    Clearbrook Elementary. Contact

    Lori Clark at

    [email protected].

    CELEBRATE RECOVERY

    We invite you to come to Celebrate

    Recovery on Tuesdays from 6:00-

    8:45pm in the Fellowship Hall.

    Dinner is served on the last Tuesday

    of the month. If you have any

    questions about this group, please

    contact Glenn Hurst at #355-6458 or

    Brad Boris at #537-4839.

    NOV. UPCOMING EVENTS:

    Nov. 7th - RedCross Blood Drive

    Nov. 26th - Rescue Mission’s

    Drumstick Dash.

    Our first one will be on Oct.

    14th. The High School students

    will be cooking the Wednesday

    night meal with all profits going

    to help our students alleviate

    their cost.

    The second fundraiser will be for

    the students to work and earn

    money. This is where you come

    in. We would love to connect

    one or two of our students with

    you so they can rake your leaves,

    clean up your yard, spread

    mulch, baby sit, wash your car,

    do your dishes, or play with your

    kids so you can take a nap.

    Whatever you decide to donate to

    our students will go directly to

    their trip.

    If you are interested in helping

    our students and getting some

    chores done around your house,

    give Jason S. a call, email,

    Facebook message, or grab me at

    YOUTH: 7th - Pack the Youth Room

    14th - HS students cook and serve Wed.

    night meal. Funds go to 2016 TCTC.

    20th - HS students serve at Feeding

    America, 9:00am-1:00pm.

    21st - Orders for t-shirts and hoodies is

    due.

    28th - Costume Night.

    CONGREGATIONAL MEETING:

    Oct. 11th at 5:30pm.

    BLESSINGS IN A BOX: Blessings in

    a Box is an outreach opportunity to

    send goody boxes to the kids of the

    Eastern Dominican Christian Mission

    for Christmas. Pick up boxes Oct. 11th

    and 18th in the Fellowship Hall. Return

    Oct. 25th with $10 for shipping.

    ELDERS’ MEETING: Oct. 12th,

    5:45pm.

    MEDS MEETING: Oct. 17th, 8:30-

    10:30am.

    NEXT!: NEXT! is a two hour class

    being held Oct. 18th at 12:30pm in the

    Fellowship Hall. We will focus on our

    guiding principles and how we are all

    on this spiritual journey together. Lunch

    and childcare provided. RSVP on a

    Student

    Ministry

    ~

    Jason

    Summey

    TCTC BOUND

    January, wow that seems so far

    away, right? Well unfortunately

    it will be here well before we

    know it. For us in the student

    ministry January means one

    thing and one thing only TCTC.

    The great thing about TCTC is

    that we get to take our High

    School students away from their

    “world” for an entire weekend.

    We get to smash them into a

    cabin and eat, play games, talk,

    worship, pray, and connect

    students to God and each other.

    This year we are doing a

    Pack-The-Cabin campaign. Our

    goal is to take 35 high school

    students to TCTC. Because of

    this, we need to make TCTC as

    affordable to students as

    possible. With this in mind, we

    are doing a couple of

    fundraisers.

    church and let’s get you and a

    student hooked up.

    Thanks in advance for believing

    in our students and what God is

    doing in and through them.

    -Jason Summey-

    Student Minister

    The Messenger October 2015

    mailto:[email protected]