Join us on Wednesday evenings at 6:30pm at the Feucht (or Andrepont) home as we hear from Dr. Sinclair Ferguson on “Union with Christ.” We’ll also enjoy light refreshments and reserve time for corporate prayer.
Join us for Sunday Morning Worship as Pastor Jonah preaches a series from the Acts of the Apostles, examining how the work of the Holy Spirit is key to the Christian life and to the life of the Church. You can find sermons on our YouTube Channel or audio recordings on our podcast.
Sunday, July 28, 2024 marked a momentous occasion for Hope Presbyterian Church as Rev. Jonah Lanclos was ordained and installed as pastor. Thank you to Mississippi Valley Presbytery commission members Rev. Dean Rydbeck and Rev. Erick Kruger for traveling to Opelousas to hold this service.
Mississippi Valley Presbytery Commission and Hope Elders laying on hands and praying for the newly-ordained Rev. Jonah Lanclos.
Rev. Dean Rydbeck, former pastor of Hope Presbyterian Church, officiated the installation of Rev. Jonah Lanclos as pastor.
Extending the right hand of fellowship.
Thank you to Rebecca Richard for the photos!
Join us on Sunday mornings at 10:30 am as Pastor Jonah Lanclos preaches God’s Word starting from Genesis and tracking God’s revelation of His covenant with man throughout history.
Join us on Wednesday evenings at the Feucht (or Andrepont) home for a study of G.I. Williamson’s book on the Westminster Shorter Catechism. We’ll begin with light appetizers at 6:30 pm, spend some time discussing the book, and reserve time for corporate prayer.
Join us for worship at 10:30 AM on Sunday mornings as Pastor Dean preaches through the book of Philippians. If you’ve missed a sermon, you can find audio recordings on our sermon podcast.
Paula, Liz, and Jan will be leading an “Embrace Grace” Bible study designed for single and pregnant women. Meetings will begin on Tuesday, May 24 at 5:30pm and continue each Tuesday. Use the Embrace Grace website to get involved!
The session of Hope Presbyterian Church has decided to discontinue regular live streaming and video recording of worship services. Audio recordings of sermons will continue to be posted on our website. Thank you to those of you who have participated and interacted online. Please get in touch with Pastor Dean or speak with an elder about any ways we can help you and your family worship with us.
The recording of Mrs. Barbara Johnson’s Memorial Service is available on our Facebook page or YouTube.
Barbara Owen Johnson, 85, passed away October 4, 2021 surrounded by her loving husband William J. Johnson III of 66 years and her 4 children. The service will be at Hope Presbyterian Church, 434 S. Main St., Opelousas LA. at 11:00am Saturday Oct. 9th.
Barbara Owen Johnson was born on December 28, 1935 to Harvey and Essilee Owen. She received a Master’s Degree in Nursing specializing in geriatric home health care and was also an accomplished paralegal.
Barbara was a caring and giving person giving her time to many in need. She always had smile and a hug for anyone she met. One of her greatest endeavors was being part of Operation Baby Lift out of Vietnam and getting to meet President Ford. She traveled the world as a proud military wife.
She enjoyed Bridge, Genealogy and was active in her church.
Barbara is survived by her Daughters Stephanie, Lisa (Scott), Kathy (Wayne) and her son Brian (Kathy). Preceding her in death is her son Bradford. She was also very proud of her 10 grandchildren Jared, Rachel, Michael, Sarah, Josh, Ashley (deceased), Samantha, Jennifer, Brandi, and Christopher. And 12 great grandchildren.
“The Definition of Success”
You can use most any measure when your speaking of success.You can measure it in a fancy car, expensive home, or dress,
But the true measure of your real success is the one you cannot spend.
It’s the way your kids describe you when they are talking to their friends!
Author Unknown
May our mother’s memories bring you comfort in the days ahead.
Words of Comfort to the family may be expressed at www.sibillefuneralhomes.com. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Sibille Funeral Home of Opelousas.
