FAQs

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Frequently Asked Questions
    What time are your services?

        Online & in-person Sundays at 9:30am & 11am

    Where do you meet?
    Where is your “church?”

        The "church" is not a building. The "church" is the people who have committed themselves to Christ and a local family of believers. It really doesn't matter where we meet, but why we meet. We have a building. But, that is only one place we meet. We also meet in homes, businesses, and on street corners throughout the week. The church is wherever we as followers of Jesus gather to honor Him.

    How can I become a part of New Hope?

        We encourage you to connect with a life group so you can build relationships. If you want to be further involved in the rhythms of our church body, start with the Foundations Classes - Discovery 101, Maturity 201, and Impact 301 give a clear and supported pathway to connecting at church and growing in life.

    What is your style of worship?

        Our Sunday morning service is upbeat and contemporary including high energy music, video elements, and messages that are biblically-based and relevant to real life.

Frequently Asked Questions
    Why do you exist?

        Our vision is to love God, create community, and engage the world.

    What Denomination are you affiliated with?

        We are a non-denominational church connected relationally with a network of like-minded churches and Kingdom organizations. 

    Is New Hope a charismatic church?

        It depends on your definition of "charismatic." We believe in all the gifts of the Spirit and that the Holy Spirit is living and active in our lives both to draw people to God and to give us power for living the Christian life.

    What is your church government structure?

        New Hope is an elder-led church. The lead pastor and elders determine the direction of our church through prayer and the counsel of the congregation. At New Hope, we don’t have congregational voting. It is our experience that voting causes division rather than unity, and we find no biblical basis for voting.

Baptism happens at New Hope Church in Wylie several times a year. Learn more about Jesus at New Hope!
New Hope Church Wylie is a multi-generational church that worships authentically and allows Jesus to change their lives for good!