We hope you’ve had a wonderful summer, and are looking forward to jumping back into the fall swing of things! Like most of you, ours was a very full season - in both ministry and family happenings. For starters, we kicked off June with our first ever Hope for Life Dinner, which was a fantastic time of fellowship, food, art, testimonies, and sharing about how Hope for Life is impacting marriages, individuals, and the church as a whole. We were greatly encouraged to see so many people Continue Reading
1st Annual HFL Dinner
We are so excited to be celebrating the goodness and faithfulness of God, with 10 years of ministry for His glory! Dinner will be served, testimonies will be recounted, scripture art will be shared, and we would be so honored to have you as our guest. Come celebrate with us! Saturday, June 1st, 2013 5:00 - 7:00 pm Trinity Community Church 12168 N. Willow Ave, Clovis, 93619 Invite a Friend + Adults Only Please RSVP by May 24th to 559.287.2352 or by contacting us Continue Reading
Teaching & More Teaching
Well, the past few months have been very busy ones for Hope For Life! We started April off with a two day marriage conference at Riverpark Bible Church, where Mark was able to share solid, biblical principles for love and relationships with couples and singles alike. We were encouraged by the great turnout and the desire people had to put God’s Word into practice in their homes and families. There were several dating couples and singles who came as well - an excellent opportunity to be Continue Reading
Perfectionism + Depression
When I first met Mark Baker on the fortunate referral from friends, I felt like I had hit bottom and was ready to seriously consider medications for depression. I was irritable and detached - horrid feelings for a mother of four. I was scared to death that my emotions and mood were affecting my kids. My husband and I have one biological child and three by adoption, siblings who joined our family at the same time - all age 3 and under. I was a bit overwhelmed in the beginning, but felt like I Continue Reading