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HOPE Presbyterian Church

Tyendinaga, ON

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UnknownTyendinaga, ON 00000

Gathering: Sunday 10:30 am (Onsite Service)

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Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday10:30 am · Onsite Service
  • Sunday4:00 pm · Onsite Service
  • Sunday12:00 pm · New Worship Time
  • Sunday4:00 pm · New Worship Time

About

Summary

Hope Presbyterian Church is a Reformed congregation in Kingston, Ontario, rooted in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian tradition. Founded in 2015, the church emphasizes the gospel of Jesus Christ and seeks to grow the church through worship, discipleship, and community service. Services are held at the Portuguese Cultural Centre and will move to First CRC Kingston in September 2026.

Details

Hope Presbyterian Church is a Reformed and Presbyterian congregation based in Kingston, Ontario. Established in 2015, the church is part of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian denomination and follows the Westminster Confession of Faith. The church's mission is to bring the message of God’s saving love and mercy in Jesus Christ to the community, encouraging worship and service in the hope of eternal glory.

Worship services are currently held at the Portuguese Cultural Centre, 959 Division St, Kingston, ON, K7K 4C8, at 10:30 am and 4:00 pm on Sundays. Beginning September 6, 2026, services will move to First CRC Kingston at 310 Kingscourt Ave, Kingston, Ontario K7K 4R3, with new times of 12:00 pm and 4:00 pm.

The church emphasizes simple, uncluttered worship led by called elders, with a focus on the reading and preaching of God’s Word, prayer, congregational singing of Psalms and hymns, and the celebration of the sacraments of baptism and the Lord’s Supper. The church also places a strong emphasis on discipleship, witness, and service, particularly to widows, children, and the elderly.

Newcomers are encouraged to attend services and connect with the church community. The church is committed to making disciples of Jesus Christ, nurturing them through the teaching of God’s Word, and demonstrating the compassion and mercy of Jesus Christ in the community.

From Faith Near Me

HOPE Presbyterian Church in Kingston, Ontario, offers a Reformed worship experience centered on scripture, prayer, and sacraments. Newcomers are warmly encouraged to attend services at the Portuguese Cultural Centre, with a planned move to First CRC Kingston in 2026. The church emphasizes community service, particularly to vulnerable groups, and provides clear service times to support visitor planning.

Pros

  • Clear service times listed for current and future worship locations
  • Welcoming attitude toward newcomers with encouragement to connect
  • Scripture-focused worship featuring Psalms, hymns, and sacraments
  • Community outreach prioritizing widows, children, and the elderly
  • Social media presence for updates and engagement
  • Transparent communication about facility changes in 2026

Cons

  • Website lists multiple locations which may require visitor clarification
  • Service times will shift in September 2026, necessitating date checks
  • Accessibility details of facilities not explicitly detailed
  • Outreach approach includes direct engagement that varies in style

Reviews from around the web

Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.

  • Michael Voytinsky10 months ago

    I appreciate you stationing people at the Market Square Kingston - where we had a nice discussion last Saturday - to argue with passers-by about religion - you provide an important service to the community. In terms of understanding essential scientific, theological, and philosophical concepts you are way ahead of JWs, Muslim preachers at country fairs, and at least half of Mormons. You need to work a bit on your epistemic humility - the fact that people just as intelligent and informed as you disagree on the meaning of the Bible is a rather compelling indicator that the meaning of the Bible is not as clear as you think. I was disappointed by your rejection of evolution and by your belief that Adam and Eve were actual people. Evolution is a well established theory with a lot of predictive validity and it it fits well with other findings in biology. You definitely need to work on this. I recommend reading Jung's "Answer to Job". You seem to be half-way in agreement with Jung even if you deny it - perhaps reading this work will take you the rest of the way. As to your suggestion that intelligent aliens (should there be any) do not have souls strikes me as a very dangerous direction of thinking. I would urge you to give this matter more thought. Unfortunately I cannot give you more than three stars on account of your rejection of evolution. On the other hand, you do handout bottled water to passers by in hot weather, and they do not have to listen to your message to get the water, you are just offering it freely. I totally agree with you that this is a good thing to do. So that brings it up to four stars.

  • Timothy Bloedow6 years ago

    Had a great midweek visit with Pastor Kevin, learning about the ministry and history of this newer congregation that meets in downtown Kingston.

  • Oscar Gonzalez2 years ago

    Thank you Oscar

Services and facilities

Services

  • Discipleship
  • Witness
  • Service To Widows And Children
  • Ministry To The Elderly

Facilities

  • Portuguese Cultural Centre
  • First Crc Kingston
  • Market Square Kingston

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