Living Hope Now in Possession of Former Holy Spirit Church Properties

March 1, 2010 - Work began today on renovating buildings formerly owned by Holy Spirit Catholic Church, as Living Hope Baptist Church completed assuming possession of the former HSCC property  The Holy Spirit Catholic Church congregation had been leasing the property from Living Hope since 2008, when Living Hope bought the church’s facilities in anticipation of Holy Spirit’s move to a new campus on Smallhouse road, near Three Springs Park.  HSCC completed its move to that new campus the last Sunday in February. 

The former Parish Hall is being renovated for the Living Hope High School Ministry and the Missions, Care and Sr. Adult ministries will move into the former parsonage after renovation work.  Other portions of existing Living Hope’s buildings are moving into renovations as a new multi-purpose and education building is being constructed that will connect the former HSCC buildings with the Living Hope buildings to form Living Hope’s campus.  An Open House is planned for Sunday, May 2, from 3:00pm – 5:00pm for the renovated HSCC facilities.  Following is the timeline for the next phase of renovations.

Late March/Early April  – Missions, Sr. Adult and Care ministries will move into the former HSCC parsonage.

Monday, April 5

  • LH Fellowship Hall closes for demolition and renovation
  • Nursery closes for demolition and renovation
  • 2nd and 3rd floors of Children’s Building will be renovated, but will be usable on Sundays

Sunday, April 11

  • Nursery will relocate to renovated Preschool Hall
  • High School will relocate to the former HSCC Parish Hall
  • College will relocate to the former HSCC Parish Hall for Sunday, 11:00am hour
  • Middle School and High School staff will relocate to the former Holy Spirit Building

Hall monitors will be available on Sunday mornings to assist in locating new classrooms.  All Living Hope members should note that unexpected delays in renovation may impact these dates.  The leadership of Living Hope will keep people informed of any changes.

Click on this Renovation Impact guide for a map and more information.

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