Please see below for a listing of all active groups that are accepting new members. For questions contact the leader, or DCE Wesley Spottiswood at .
- Book Divas: The Christian Book Club is for readers looking to participate in a monthly discussion of fiction books. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- Cork Sisters: This group is a quarterly group that brings women together in fellowship, wine tasting, and devotion. For information contact Teri O'Neill at , (989) 878-0660, or Pam Jay at , 919-528-1011.
- GALS: This group is for women interested in spiritual growth and relationships with other Christian women. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- Kindred Hearts: This group offers a safe and supportive environment for women who are navigating life on their own, whether widowed, divorced, or single this is a space to share, study God's Word, and connect. We meet on the first and third Thursday of each month in room 300 to offer encouragement and build community. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- Seventy Forward: A Bible study for single women 70 and older (or even late 60’s) who is interested in becoming more active spiritually, physically, and socially. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- Stitches of Hope: Come join us on Tuesdays at 1PM on the third floor at church. We have all kinds of stitchers, including crocheters and knitters. We assemble mission quilts, we have all skill levels and encourage all to "give it a try". See you there! Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- WOW (Women of the Word): We are sisters who study God’s Word, and uphold each other through mutual respect, fellowship, a helping hand, comfort, daily prayer, and love. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- DAWGS: As DAWGs we are brothers, committed to one another through Christ. We will hold ourselves, and each other, accountable to live, love, and proclaim the Word of Christ. “As iron sharpen iron, so one man sharpens another” Proverbs 27:17. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- Men of Hope: The Men of Hope group is for men who wish to grow through devotion, fellowship, and service at Hope Lutheran Church. Projects include the Prayer Garden, Wednesday Night Alive dinners, and much more! Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- Men Not at Work: Men, age 55+ who are retired or semi-retired, gather to share a meal, discuss what's on your mind, Bible study, and books of common interest. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- 3B's:Friday, February 13, 7-9PM will be the first meeting of the 3 B's Small Group. Join the 3B's (Beer, Bourbon, Bible). This group will meet at different homes and restaurants for Bible study and drinks. All men 21 and over are invited. Email Wesley to get the address
- Bridge Club: The Bridge Club meets every month to join in fellowship while playing Bridge. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- Connection: New Small Group. Calling all people ages 25-35! Are you looking to connect with others your age to grow in faith and fellowship? Connection is a new small group for men and women that will meet twice a month. One meeting will be activity-based, including events like bowling and dinners, while the other will focus on Bible study and spiritual growth. If you are interested in learning more or joining the group, please contact DCE Wesley Spottiswood at or Michele Repak at 919-279-3800.
- Meet’N Eat: If you like to eat, and you want to meet new people, then this is the group for you! Eight people gather in a different house each time and enjoy dinner and a devotion. The goal of Meet 'n' Eat is to meet new people and strengthen connections within the Hope family. For information contact DCE Wesley Spottiswood 818-642-7570 at
- Strategic Board Game Group (Family Game Night): All families, with children 10 and older, are invited to join the Strategy Board Game Group. The leader will introduce families to fun strategy board games. Some of the games include: Istanbul, Settlers of Catan, RoboRally, 7 Wonders and much, much more!! For information contact Kevin Kirkendoll at .
- Parents of High School Youth: The Parents of High School Youth small group is a place where parents come and connect with other high school parents. This group meets for dinner or drinks at various places for conversation and community. All parents who participate may drop off their youth in the youth center beginning at 5:55pm. Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- Pickleball Court Reservations: The pickleball and basketball court now offers designated times for small groups to gather in fellowship and community through sports. You can sign-up as a duo or sign-up as a single to play pickleball. In order to play you must first fill out the waiver below. Non-Hope Members can use the facilities after completing the waiver and receiving the lock code. Sign-up Here!
- Pinochle Group: The Pinochle Group meets twice a month at Hope Lutheran Church for fellowship, snacks, and Pinochle. New players are always welcome! Learn more about this group’s meeting dates, location, and leader contact information.
- The Hand and Foot Group: Meets once a month, on the 4th Monday, at Hope Lutheran Church for fellowship and cards. New players are always welcome!
- Prime TImers: This group is for any person over the age of 55. The group meets periodically throughout the year for various fellowship events. The next meeting is on February 19th. from 2-4 in the Children's Narthex.
- Refreshed: This small group is for younger parents. This group meets once a month for devotion, fellowship, and a meal together on a Friday that works best for the majority of the group. We meet at rotating households. Childcare will be provided and the kids will play while the adults participate in a brief Bible study. Questions: Jillisa Spottiswood (657-348-9160.)
- A CUT ABOVE: This is a small group for experienced and amateur woodworkers. This group will meet monthly to learn new skills and create masterpiece wood work. Questions? Rick Hall at