Cassie and Myrtis Johnson met in November of 2020, were engaged two weeks later and got married two months after that. There is no doubt that they will boldly go all in when they know it's the right thing to do. Cassie is very happy to share about starting their life together. “We truly saw God work in bringing us together to meet, to date and to marry. We kept Him first and honored Him through it all”

It takes an unimaginable amount of character, courage and forgiveness to rise above suffering injustice. Carl Hinson has demonstrated all of those traits and he has not only avoided anger and bitterness, but he is actually finding joy by extending mercy and hope to people in need.

As a senior in college about to graduate with a nursing degree, Savanna Richmond is on a path to a promising and exciting future. However, she candidly admits that getting to this point was a journey through some really tough places filled with doubt, insecurity and, at one low point, questioning her faith.

Joey Johnson was in the 7th grade when he was given some devastating news. His dad was diagnosed with cancer and was told he had one year to live. “I was raised in the Catholic church, and I prayed every day for dad”. His dad lived longer than a year, but eventually lost his battle with his disease when Joey was in high school.

Kent and Ginger Ewonus have been a part of the Hope Chapel community for over 15 years. They have been an integral part of the church, giving their time, serving their community and sharing in the lives of others in the church. Their foundation of faith and investment in relationships were instrumental in supporting them during an unimaginably difficult period of their lives.