Service Information
We have one Sunday morning service held in First Baptist Church in the Lowertown Neighborhood of St. Paul.
Service Time: 8:45 AM
499 Wacouta Street, Saint Paul, MN, 55101
Hope Community Church – Lowertown started in 2017 as a location of Hope Community Church. Visit our history page to learn more. We currently meet in First Baptist Church in the Lowertown Neighborhood of St. Paul – we would love for you to join us!
Parking
We are located in Lowertown St. Paul. Please park in the parking lot on the intersection of Wacouta and 9th Street.
What to Expect
A typical at Hope Community Church – Lowertown service consists of worship through song, the reading of Scripture, a message, and communion. It lasts about 60 minutes. We welcome people to participate in whatever way they feel comfortable. In other words, you are perfectly fine just sitting and observing.
We invite you to come as you are! Our culture is very-laid back, people tend to dress casually. After service, we invite for a time to connect with each other and enjoy treats and coffee. We hope you can make it!
Opportunities for Kids
We have children’s nursery and Sunday school available for kids up to the second grade
Looking to get connected? Select “Hope Kids” on the Get Involved Form.
Events
We would love for you to join us at an upcoming event! You can also find details and registration by going to the events tab on the HopeCC app & selecting “Hope Lowertown”.
Connect
Our mission is to help as many people as possible become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. A big part of that is helping people connect to God, each other and the church. We would love for you to get connected at Hope Community Church – Lowertown:
Get Coffee with a Hopester
Learn More About Small Groups
Visit the Get Connected page for more!
Give
To offer a one-time gift or to set-up a recurring gift at Hope Community Church – Lowertown, please follow this link:
Leadership
Brian Silver
Lead Pastor of Lowertown
I grew up in the church and was a strict follower of the rules and regulations of religion. It took many years for God to open my eyes to my own brokenness even though I “looked” the part. Here at Hope Community Church – Lowertown, it is my prayer that you will see the Gospel of Jesus Christ first and foremost and that we won’t get caught up in pointless debates on religion. Wether church is part of who you are, or you are checking out what Hope has to offer, I do hope that we will search the Scriptures together, in community, as the church of God.
—Brian