Every Saturday, worship starts at 10 AM. For further information you can either call us at 4821-441 or send an email at brbhatta@yahoo.com Our church website also offers the weekly sermons online. You can click on the sermon icon and then go to audio sermon where you can click on any topic or date that you wish to listen. We have Wednesday service in the evening. Home cell meetings are held throughout the week in several places.
Youth ministry: We have very active youth ministry along with several Sunday school classes. Women¡¯s Fellowship is growing and they are taking very supportive role in building the kingdom of God. They have started to help each other by learning how to sew and cook. They also are actively involved in visiting the fellow believers in their houses and place of need.
A/V and Our Daily Bread Publication: Hope Church has been blessed with the privilege of publishing Our Daily Bread in Nepali language and distributing it throughout the Nepali speaking community around the world. Pastor Ganesh Tamang has done a wonderful service to ODB in translation, edition, and publication. Our aim is to serve the Christian community in Nepal by all means so that the church will be a strong witness of the Lord. If you would like to have a copy of ODB in Nepali, please write to odbnepali@yahoo.com. We also are glad to be able to show the christian movies and animation. If any church would like to show this in their church, we will try our best to help in this ministry. The above picture is one of such shows inside Hope Church.
Church Planting: Hope Church has three daughter churches and a fourth outreach station is opening its door. Our first branch church is led by Hari Adhikari. Recently the church was able to aquire its own land and a house to worship in. In the same district we have other two churches led by Gyan Bahadur and Dilip Shrestha. Its our dream to see 300 such churches being pioneered by and through Hope Church and our partners. We would like to work with any other such like minded ministries that are interested in pioneering churches. We would also like to provide any assistance, training, and spiritual help in making this dream come true. We hope to join hands with already existing churches in the villages so that we can strengthen the village church to be able to reproduce itself as a self-supporting and self-propogating church. We are open to all and everyone who has a dream to see churches being pioneered in Nepal. We hope to use every available means to accomplish the establishment of the Kingdom of God. Film show is one of the tools the Lord has given to us. Our church team went to one of the village and the whole village was able to hear the gospel message through films.
Training: Hope Bible School is a short term training for those who are interested in knowing the Word of God and also planning to be effective witness of the Lord. This training is only ment for those who have heard the call of God in their lives and want to pioneer new churches or serve in the local churches as volunteer ministers in any capacity. It is only for the leaders who have heart and the call of God in their lives.
Revival: Hope Church plans to minister any church or Christian group that longs
for revival. We believe that the Lord has given us the message and the mandate to not only pioneer the churches but to strengthen and edify them. Recently Pastor Bhojraj Bhatta was invited to speak to Janakpur Pastors' conference in Sindhuli. The conference was organized and funded by Rev. Thungjamo from Nagaland, India and he gave Pastor Bhatta the maximum time to minister the leaders. Everyone was blessed with the presence of the Holy Spirit in that conference. Up until now it has been a practice of inviting well known foreign preachers to conduct any leadership seminars, conferences or revivals and ask them to finance it completely. But the church in Nepal has now come to maturity and its our belief that God can use Nepali Pastor, preacher, and evangelist to minister in any capacity with Nepali money as well. We are open to any church that would like to see Nepali ministers bringing to them the message of salvation, healing, and revival. We are not against inviting foreign preachers, but time has come for us to be able to stand up for what we believe in. Instead of depending on outside assistance, the church in Nepal must look to the future and explore the possibilities of becoming a helping church to those who are in need of our assistance, whether in our own nation or outside.
