Josh Holowell
Change of Plans for Christmas Eve and Christmas
Change of Plans for Christmas Eve and Christmas
Josh Holowell
Updated City Hope Fellowship Covid-19 Protocols ...
Updated City Hope Fellowship Covid-19 Protocols (3/13/22)
Josh Holowell
Sunday 1/30/22 will be Virtual Worship Service ...
Sunday 1/30/22 will be Virtual Worship Service Only
Josh Holowell
City Hope Fellowship COVID-19 Protocols

Our updated COVID-19 Protocols for Worship Services at City Hope. These are effective August 8, 2021.

City Hope Fellowship COVID-19 Protocols
Josh Holowell
A Pastoral Letter on Becoming a Church in ...

In 2020 we are continuing to struggle against a very real and dangerous problem. White supremacy and the racist policies, ideas, and hate that flow from it has plagued the world for far too long. This has come at great costs. It has cost black people and other people of color their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health, their well-being, their opportunities, their livelihoods, their prosperity, their peace, and their very lives. It has gone on not only because of the evil intent of the vocal and active proponents of white supremacy, but also because of the silence and complicity of white people. The silence and complicity of pursuing the status quo, of voting into power those who have created or maintained racist policies, of not challenging policies and decisions, of not being “our brother’s keeper,” and of concerning ourselves with only that which promotes our flourishing rather than actively pursuing an equitable society in which everyone flourishes and in particular those who are marginalized.

A Pastoral Letter on Becoming a Church in Pursuit of Racial Justice

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Does Christianity Have Anything to Say About Racial Reconciliation?

Does Christianity Have Anything to Say About Racial Reconciliation?

I had an awesome opportunity last night to teach at the Impact Movement on Ball State's Campus. It was such a fun night with a great group of students as we looked at the mission of God to create a multicultural people known as the church and what this has to say about racial reconciliation. Take a listen and see what you think.