A declaration of hope in the next generation.

We’re creating a place for worship, discipleship, and community at Hope Center in Cascade Mall. Your generosity helps make room for those who come after us.

Framed classrooms inside the future Hope Center at Cascade Mall
A new space. A lasting gospel impact.

More room for
One More.

Hope Multiplied began in fall 2026 with a vision to build out our worship and education space at Cascade Mall. More than a building, it’s a place to grow, be equipped, and be sent.

When complete, Hope Center will position Hope Church to expand its gospel impact for decades to come.

A place for our church.
A gathering place for our community.

  • A sanctuary with seating for 600+
  • Dedicated spaces for children and students
  • Dedicated space for prayer
  • Rooms for discipleship and Impact groups
  • A gathering place throughout the week

“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.”

Matthew 28:19

The path to Hope Center.

Two funding goals move the project from a space under construction to a place ready to serve.

Begin worshiping here.

$1.4 million

Our initial goal funds the work needed to receive a certificate of occupancy: the sanctuary, kids’ space, bathrooms, lobby, and essential building systems.

Complete the facility.

Additional $1.2 million

The next goal completes the carpet, paint, rooms, conference rooms, and areas for Impact group meetings.

A combined vision of $2.6 million.

Be part of Hope Multiplied

Your questions.
Our shared future.

Explore the plans for Hope Center and what comes next.

Building update: October 2026. Construction timing depends on funding and approvals.

Hope Center floor plan showing the sanctuary, classrooms, prayer rooms, and gathering spaces
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Where are we in the building project?

As of the October 2026 campaign update, demolition, framing for classrooms, upstairs offices, and sanctuary spaces (including the nursing room and quiet room), and the HVAC reroute over the stage are complete. Initial construction and electrical permits are approved. Interior plumbing permits have been submitted, and the architect will submit sprinkler system changes to the city upon completion.

What will it take to begin worshiping there?

The initial goal is to build out the sanctuary, kids’ space, bathrooms, and lobby. This includes plumbing, the HVAC system, structural improvements, a basic sound system, and exterior doors. The general contractor estimates 6–8 months once the funds are available, with a certificate of occupancy needed before we begin worshiping there.

What will it take to complete the project?

An additional $1.2 million is needed for carpet, paint, and finishing rooms, conference rooms, and Impact group meeting areas. The campaign draft estimates another 6–8 months with a general contractor and funding in place. Continuing with volunteers and limited funds could take longer. These are estimates, not a scheduled opening date.

How big is the new facility?

The planned space is 50,525 square feet, with fixed sanctuary seating for more than 600 people and potential for 900+ with additional seating and standing room. Ten children’s classrooms provide capacity for more than 350, alongside three prayer rooms, conference rooms, and spaces for Impact groups. Capacity figures are from the campaign plan and remain subject to final approvals.

Why a facility of this size?

We want a place where people can grow, be equipped, and be sent. Alongside Sunday services, the classrooms and meeting rooms are designed to accommodate Vacation Bible School, a potential day school, recovery and homeless ministries, men’s and women’s ministry events, and outreach concerts.

How can I help?

Pray for God’s leading in how you can participate, share the vision, and consider a giving commitment. If you would like to talk about giving at any level or contributing assets, contact the church so the team can help with your next step.

Have another question? Contact the church
People worshiping together at CTK Hope Church

Pray. Participate.
Share the vision.

Generosity isn’t about equal amounts. It’s about equal sacrifice. Ask God what your part could look like, and consider the resources already in your hands.

Consider these ways to give.

Income stream giving
Give as you receive pay.
Sacrificial giving
Reprioritize or change your lifestyle to create additional funds for giving.
Delaying expenditures
Choose to delay an anticipated purchase.
Income-producing assets
Consider giving rental income or income earned from other assets.
Appreciated assets
Talk with the church about contributing assets such as stocks, crypto, or real estate.
Sale of assets
Donate proceeds from the sale of personal or business assets.
Savings and investments
Prayerfully consider whether a portion of your accumulated assets could be part of your gift.
Talk with us about a gift

What could your
part look like?

Pray, consider your giving potential, and make a plan. Your commitment is a declaration of hope for the next generation.

Fill out a commitment card

Continue to the church’s commitment form on Church Center. A copy of your responses will be sent to your email.

Your giving commitment

Kickstart gift
Cash or assets by December 31, 2026
Monthly pledge
Your planned monthly gift over 12 months
Total commitment
Your combined giving commitment

The card records your giving plan. It does not collect a payment.

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