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Hope Church - Spartanburg

Spartanburg, SC

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102 John Dodd RdSpartanburg, SC 29303

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  • Molly Loch3 months ago

    Hope Church radiates warmth, friendliness, and a welcoming spirit ⛪️, making everyone, including my family and me, feel deeply valued and at home. Although I'm only able to attend once a month when I'm in town caring for my folks, Hope Church has become my spiritual anchor in SC. The soul-stirring music and dedicated servants of the church inspire me, and I'm especially grateful for Pastor Rich's profoundly uplifting and inspiring messages 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟.

  • Lupe Rosales7 months ago

    Hope Church has truly been a blessing for our family. I was raised Catholic and my husband was raised Pentecostal—very traditional, very different backgrounds. Transitioning together into a new church home wasn’t easy, but Hope made it feel seamless. This church has the perfect balance: contemporary worship with a beautiful respect for tradition. The people are incredibly friendly, welcoming, and genuine. We are so grateful to have found a place where we can grow together in faith. We enjoy this church!

  • Virginia Lamm4 months ago

    I enjoy the sermon this past Sunday. It was about prayers as it was something i needed to hear. God has answered my prayers so many times. He always knows best in our lifes.

  • Stan Crim6 months ago

    Love the music, energy was good until I noticed the acceptance of the worldly lifestyle and ways creeping in. Body piercings are not ok as the Bible teaches our bodies are His temple and should be kept sacred. I'm not ok with getting a sermon from someone who has a piercing. Such a distraction. 🤔 I'm not willing to settle for this worlds influence. Especially in worship.

  • Crystal Myers5 months ago

    If I could do no stars I would. My family and I went three weeks ago as I’ve not been to church in May, many years. As I was raised Jehovah Witness it’s very difficult for me to even think about going to church. Our first Sunday at Hope, we filled out the first visitor cards, we all liked the atmosphere and how connected people felt to God. That’s where it all ends for us. Did we hear from anyone! NO!!! We went again and filled out another card. Did we hear from anyone the second time? NO!!! And this is where my journey of going to church now ends. If you say you want to bring people to Christ, act on it!! I even signed up for the class to learn about ope. We had the horrible ice storm that weekend. Did anyone reach out to see if we wanted to come another week or even reach out to tell us that we wouldn’t be having the class? NOPE. Once again, I have been given confirmation why church isn’t for me.

  • Julia Kozodoy5 years ago

    Such a welcome church ! Great worship and the sermons are always so insightful. Communion is the third sunday of every month. The added sermon notes option is a nice touch. New day kids program is great ! I take my two boys there during service and they have a great time. They have great events, including womens conferences, kids events, and community service. Def a christ filled, christ centered local church.

  • Lena Hryba year ago

    I love attending Hope Church! The services are always filled with powerful worship, heartfelt prayers, and a strong sense of God’s presence. Every time I’m there, I truly feel the Holy Spirit moving. The worship especially touches my heart — it’s through worship that the Lord continues to work deeply in me. I’m so grateful for this church and the atmosphere of love, faith, and spiritual growth it offers.

  • Dee Hensley3 months ago

    Love the message. Love our pastor’s . Love our Church Family Amen ✝️✝️❤️

  • Todd Wyatt3 years ago

    Me and my family have been attending Hope Church since its inception and were members of Restoration Church before that. If not for Pastor Tony Cribb we would have probably continued to look for another church to call our own but Pastor Tony was so passionate & sincere that we knew we had found a home. We were very disappointed that he stepped down quietly and believed the church handled it very "hush hush". He and his family deserved a better send off than they received & to this day there hasn't been a proper explanation given to the congregation on why he would step down & not personally address us.

  • Sama year ago

    Love to see a queer-friendly church!! Had the opportunity to visit while doing Jerusalem Project, it's a beautiful place with beautiful people! Everyone is so kind, and their music and sermons are very well spoken.

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