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Thursday, July 23. 2020 / Mask Up, Hope Church! On Wednesday, July 22 Governor Walz issued a statewide mandate requiring masks be worn in all public places starting Saturday. Do we need to wear masks at Hope? Yes, masks are required at worship services beginning this Sunday, July 26. What about the leaders and worship team on the stage? According

Baptism is a profession of faith that a believer makes. It demonstrates that the one being baptized understands Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection. Interested in being baptized? Please contact one of the following: Adults contact Pastor Clay Edens or Pastor Dave Downey,  Children (Parents) contact Pastor Katie Bliss, and Students (Grades 6-12) contact Pastor Zach Boardman.

Worship teams at Hope lead our community in expressive worship of God. Our teams include Music, Drama, Visual Arts, Tech (sound, lights, camera, video data), Brass, Soloists, and Multi-media (videos).  Are you interested in being a part of a team? For more information, please contact Worship Pastor, Scott Lueck at Scott.Lueck@HopeChurchOakdale.com.  

The summer would be a great time to check out a Community Group! Community Groups are a vital part of our mission here at Hope and an ideal place to “live in Christ and live out Christ together.” It is also the primary place where you are known and cared for at Hope. Community Groups make it

Care in Action, working with Washington County Social Services, has provided a family between stages of social services with a Cub Foods gift card, summer school to a 5 year old girl dealing with education neglect, and help with rent to a 19 year old girl who aged out of the foster care system and

SALT and Rajo are outreach ministries to our Somali neighbors. SALT (Somali Adult Literacy Training) is a group of men and women who go to Somali homes in teams to tutor in a variety of topics, mostly in the evenings. Rajo is a group of women at Hope who meet every other Tuesday morning with Somali women