Retirement of Pastor Gordon Cook

After 28 years of faithful service to Living Hope Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Gordon H. Cook, Jr., and and his wife Pam have retired from active ministry and are leaving the Brunswick area.

As Living Hope searches for a new pastor, the Rev. John Kramer has taken on the pastoral role and will be doing most of the weekly preaching and Bible studies. While the congregation of Living Hope will miss Gordon and Pam, we are thankful for God’s providing John and his wife Bonnie as John takes on more of the leadership role.

How to Access Online Worship Services

Living Hope Presbyterian Church is using both Facebook and (as of March 7) in-person services to worship together. 

If you have a Facebook account, you can simply type Living Hope Presbyterian Church into the search line to go to our Facebook page. At 11 AM the livestream of the worship service should appear and play.

If you do not have a Facebook account, you can go on the internet to facebook.com\mbopc This will also take you to the church’s Facebook page, though you may have to go through some ads to get there.

Living Hope Presbyterian Church will be gathering for worship on the Lord’s Day, but because of the pandemic, some of us may gather in spirit rather than all face to face.

We hope that you will join us as we observe the Lord’s Day in rest and worship. Remember, even if you cannot see and hear your brothers and sisters at Living Hope, we are all worshiping together! Let’s fix our eyes on Jesus and enter heart and soul into that sweet communion with God that only Jesus can provide.

Parking at church

When parking here at Living Hope, we want to be good neighbors. There are spaces in the parking lot behind the church building, and parking is available on the grassy center strip between our driveway, closest to the church building, and our neighbor’s driveway, but please do not encroach on our neighbor’s driveway. We realize that parking spaces are limited here at the church, so please be mindful of this as you park. There also are some on-street spaces on Westminster Avenue, between Uncle Tom’s Market and the Sweet Angel Thai restaurant.