214-351-1901
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Here at Cathedral of Hope, we believe that ALL people are welcome – no matter your gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity. In a world where Christianity has been used to proclaim hate, hurt, fear and exclusion, Cathedral of Hope strives to be a church of inclusion, hope and love. When we say y’all means all, we really mean it.
Past services can viewed by using the links below or by visiting our YouTube channel.
Faithful living is not only a financial commitment to support our church, but a dedication to living faithfully through service, spiritual growth and strengthening bonds within our community.
Lent is a journey, the end of which is the death and resurrection of Christ. It is a season in which we are invited to reflect on the immensity of God’s love made known in Jesus and his victory over sin, evil, and death. In Lent we are invited to recall what it means to be disciples, followers of Jesus, each and every day. In the last days of Jesus’ life, he sat at a table sharing the Passover meal with his closest friends and connecting the ancient story of God’s liberating power with himself. After the resurrection, Jesus’ disciples began to gather regularly to break bread in his memory and to experience him in their midst. We do the same thing today. season.
Join us at the Cathedral of Hope United Church of Christ for a transformative six-week sermon series beginning the Sunday after Easter. Inspired by Rachel Held Evans' profound exploration in her book Inspired: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water, and Loving the Bible Again, we invite our congregation to embark on a spiritual journey to reconnect with the Bible in fresh and meaningful ways. This series is an invitation to engage with Scripture through the lenses of curiosity, imagination, and faith, addressing current events and embodying our community values.
Cathedral of Hope
Proclaiming Christ Through Faith, Hope and Love
5910 Cedar Springs Road | Dallas, TX | 75235
214-351-1901
info@cathedralofhope.com