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Service Time

We gather at 10:00 am and 11:30 am on Sundays!

Location & Directions

We are located at 90 Plandome Road, Manhasset, NY 11030. Free street parking available and parking lot (turn onto George Street and look for the church parking lot). For LIRR directions.

What CAN I EXPECT?

How long is the service?

Our service begins at 10:00 am & 11:30 am and goes on for about one hour. You may feel free to stick around the church afterwards for a time of fellowship.

What happens on a regular Sunday morning?

Our Sunday church service begins with a time of singing worship (contemporary worship songs), which we invite you to participate in without any pressure, fear or manipulation. One of our pastors will then give a message on the Word of God (our messages are taught so that the Scripture is applied to our lives). We then usually close with a short time of prayer and worship.

Are there any programs for children?

We believe that the message of God's love for us through his son Jesus is for all ages. We have a toddler ministry (ages 2-4), children’s ministry (grades K-5), and youth ministry (Grades 6-12). These programs are available only during the 10:00 am service (our infant room with our service live streaming is available for both services). For more, feel free to visit our links for children’s ministry and/or youth ministry.

What should I do during the offering time?

Every Sunday gathering we have time for people to consider giving to Hope East. If you are new here, please do not feel obligated to give anything unless your heart leads you to. The offering goes towards serving NYC and Nassau County, various local and overseas missions works, our local missional communities, staff salaries, and other administrative costs associated with running a church service such as rent, equipment and supplies. 

What should I do during Communion?

We practice Communion on the third Sunday of the month. Communion is a time for us as a Christian community to remember what Christ has done for us on the cross. We do this by having people come forward to receive bread and wine (grape juice) which reflects Christ's last supper with his disciples before his death and resurrection. One of the pastors will give clear direction as to how and who should take it each and every time.

How should I dress?

You will fit in whether you are dressed casually or in a suit.