About NHCC

How can we help you?

Go BLESS the world with the love of Jesus Christ
…everyone …everyday …everywhere. 

  • Submission to Jesus.
  • God’s word is our authority.
  • Experience community.
  • Extend grace.
  • Serve others.
  • Live generously.
  • Excellence in all things.
  • Build unity around God’s purposes
  • Gather.  Connect.  Go.  Give.
  • To be a Regional Ministry Center to the spiritual, physical, emotional and social needs of people.
    • Our facilities are mere tools for the bigger goal of life-transformation.
    • The sanctuary is a place of corporate worship.
    • The Harby Center is an 8,000 square foot facility with meeting space, teen recreation room, community room and a kitchen.
    • The Harby Center is used for meals, family gatherings,  Alternative to Violence Program (AVP), wedding showers, baby showers, birthday parties, fund raisers, Thursday Spaghetti Meals for Football Team, Baccalaureate Receptions, Operation Christmas Child Regional Collection Site, and much more.
  • Connect to Christ.
  • Grow in faith.
  • Serve other people.
  • Develop as leaders.
  • Reproduce one self.

Five purposes of the church:

  • Evangelism
  • Ministry
  • Discipleship
  • Fellowship
  • Mission

From the early 2000s, the leadership of the church believed God wanted us to do His work in Walton debt-free. The year-end 2000 financial report listed $701.59 in the building fund. Over the last 23+ years, the church has been able to expand God’s work and do it debt-free. All that has been accomplished is to His credit and glory, with thanksgiving to generous givers!

The church is built on the shoulders of those who have gone before us.  That includes pastors and lay leaders.  We want to thank all those former generations who have laid the foundation for today.  Only eternity will reveal their value and contribution.  A special thanks to each of them.  All glory goes to God!

  • The First Free Methodist Church of Walton, NY (incorporated March 4, 1898)
  • Renamed New Hope Community Church (August 30, 2001)
  • 125th Anniversary Celebration July 13, 2024 (1898 – 2023)
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