Who we are

At Hope Lutheran Church we are many things: we are worshipers, volunteers, advocates, and friends; we are sinners and saints; we are students and teachers and coffee drinkers; we are disciples; we are children of God. We hope you will join us. You can learn more about who are are and what we believe on this page or you can always stop by and say hello or email us at hope@hopebozeman.com. We would love to hear from you. 







Our Mission

At Hope we believe that we are called to welcome, equip, 

and serve all by sharing God's love and hope through Christ.



Portraits of hope

Want to know more about the people of Hope? Check out "Portraits of Hope" and hear personal testimonies of why people choose to be a part of Hope and how it has made a difference in their lives. 




Passionate worship

When we have encountered God at work among us in our worship and in our daily lives, our proper response is a lifelong Aleluia and a shout at the end of our worship, "Thanks be to God!" We place our "Amen" over all that the liturgy celebrates. You are a worshiper. You are not a spectator. Lutheran worship invites the active, full, conscious participation of each worshiper. As a worshiper, you will be invited to listen to God's word and to receive Holy Communion. you will have the opportunity to confess your faith, to praise God, to pray, to offer yourself for God's mission, and to share the peace of the Lord. You will hear a sermon which sets the meaning of salvation through Christ in the context of present hopes, fear, and needs. 


The pattern for Lutheran worship as a congregation is called the liturgy. Liturgy means "the work of the people." Liturgy is working with words and actions to honor God. As the Word of God is proclaimed and the sacraments are enacted among us, the Spirit touches our lives. Be open to the Holy Spirit who will draw you into a congregation at worship as an active participant. Then liturgy will not be in a book or bulletin but also in you. In the worship event you can encounter God and God's people as you listen, pray, praise, sing, and share in the sacraments. 



Hope Is a congregation of the elca

Marked with the cross of Christ forever, we are claimed, gathered and sent for the sake of the world. This is the mission statement of the ELCA. As members of the ELCA, we believe that we are freed in Christ to serve and love our neighbor. With our hands, we do God’s work of restoring and reconciling communities in Jesus’ name throughout the world. - See more at: http://www.elca.org/en/About/Mission#sthash.eeFjCztn.dpuf