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I grew up in a church that taught me about God&...
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Maryl Berns
Executive Ministry Assistant
Phone: (217) 787-1446 Ext. 208
Maryl joined the Hope Church staff in October 2001 as Executive Ministry Assistant and serves as the primary administrative support for the Senior Pastor and Executive Pastor. Maryl also maintains the budget for the church office; oversees office support staff and volunteers; and has many other specific administrative duties relating to office management and church finances. Maryl also served as Administrative Leader for both the Imagine and Least of These building campaigns.
Before joining the Hope Church staff, Maryl worked at SIU School of Medicine in an administrative position in the Department of Surgery. Maryl says it's extremely rewarding and exciting to be on a team that reaches out to save and change lives. She feels it's her calling and truly a blessing to serve on this team at Hope.
Maryl was born in Springfield and raised in the small town of Buffalo, Illinois. Maryl currently lives in Springfield and enjoys staying active with her three children, Brian, Philip, and Katelyn.
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Online Giving
Have you ever thought of contributing to Hope Church by the way of "electronic giving?" There are several ways this can be done, all of which are easy and safe.
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Food for the Journey
Hope is a place for people willing to embark on a spiritual journey, from those just investigating whether there is a God, to those who have made following Christ the priority of their life. This is a safe place for everyone. But safe doesn’t mean serenity. The Bible presents a dangerous message of life change. We don’t assume everyone believes, or even knows the Bible, but we do assume everyone who comes through our doors is open to exploring it. We believe the Bible is God’s inerrant truth and it is foundational to everything we do.
The Daily Devotional
Food for the Journey.
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