A Pentecostal Church in Iron Mountain for Real People

Looking for a Spirit-filled church where you can encounter Jesus, grow in faith, and find real community? There's a place for you at Hope Church.


Sundays at 11 AM & 6 PM  ·  Wednesdays at 6:30 PM

Sundays at 11& 6 PM sdays at 6:30 PM

What does it mean to be a Pentecostal church?

Pentecostal isn't just a word on a church sign. At Hope Church, it means we believe the same Jesus we read about in the Bible is still changing lives today.


We believe the Bible is God's Word, prayer still matters, worship should come from the heart, and the Holy Spirit is still at work in ordinary people. We believe God still saves, heals, restores, delivers, and fills people with His Spirit.


You don't need a Pentecostal background to walk through our doors. You can simply come as you are and experience it for yourself.

What you'll find at Hope Church

Warm welcome

Spirit-Filled Worship

Our worship is expressive, heartfelt, and centered on Jesus. You'll see people singing, lifting their hands, praying, and responding to God in different ways.

Biblical Preaching

We believe preaching should be rooted in Scripture and speak to real life. Expect the Bible to be opened, Jesus to be preached, and an invitation to respond.

Real Community

Church is more than attending a service. Hope is a place to build relationships, grow together, serve others, and find people who will walk with you.

We believe the promise is still for you.

The book of Acts didn't describe a God who stopped working when the last page was written. On the Day of Pentecost, people encountered the power of the Holy Spirit and asked a simple question: “What shall we do?”


Peter answered: “Repent, and each of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins; and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.” - Acts 2:38


That's still at the heart of what we preach.


We believe in turning our lives toward Jesus through repentance. We baptize in the name of Jesus Christ. We believe the gift of the Holy Spirit is available today. Most importantly, we believe this isn't merely doctrine to discuss, but an encounter with Jesus that can change your life.

Never been to a Pentecostal church? You're welcome here.

Maybe you grew up in church. Maybe you haven't been in years. Maybe you've never attended a Pentecostal service in your life.


That's okay.


Nobody is going to quiz you at the door. We won't make visitors stand up or put you on the spot. Some people dress up and others come casual. During worship, some people lift their hands, some pray aloud, and others quietly take everything in.


You're free to experience Hope at your own pace.


Our goal isn't to pressure you into acting like everybody else. We want to create room for you to encounter Jesus for yourself.

There's a place for your family, too.

Bringing kids to a new church can create a whole different set of questions. Hope Kids exists to provide a safe, caring environment where children can learn about Jesus while families grow together.


Our children's ministry volunteers are screened and trained, and we've designed our ministries with both children and parents in mind.

Got Questions About Visiting?

We understand that visiting a new church can bring up a lot of questions. Here are some common inquiries we receive from first-time guests at Hope Church of Iron Mountain.

  • What is a Pentecostal church?

    Pentecostal Christians emphasize the work of the Holy Spirit as described in the New Testament, particularly in the book of Acts. At Hope Church, this includes heartfelt worship, prayer, biblical preaching, baptism in Jesus' name, and the belief that people can receive the gift of the Holy Spirit today.

  • Do I have to be Pentecostal to attend Hope Church?

    Not at all! People from various church backgrounds, and even those with little or no church experience, are welcome at Hope. You don’t need to understand everything we believe before you visit. Come, ask questions, and get to know us!

  • What is Pentecostal worship like?

    Our worship is expressive and centered on Jesus. You may see people singing, clapping, lifting their hands, praying aloud, or responding quietly. You're welcome to participate at your own comfort level while experiencing the service.

  • What does Hope Church believe about baptism?

    We believe baptism is a vital response to the Gospel. Following the pattern in the book of Acts, we baptize believers by immersion in the name of Jesus Christ.

  • What does it mean to receive the Holy Spirit?

    We believe the Holy Spirit isn't merely an idea or influence but God's Spirit working in and through believers. The book of Acts records ordinary people receiving the Holy Spirit, and we believe that promise remains available today.

Looking for a Pentecostal church in Iron Mountain?

Hope Church serves people from Iron Mountain, Kingsford, Quinnesec, Niagara, and communities throughout the surrounding area. Whether you're searching for a new church home, returning to church after some time away, or simply curious about Pentecostal faith, we'd love to meet you.


Hope Church of Iron Mountain

200 E B Street, Iron Mountain, MI 49801


Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM

Wednesdays: 6:30 PM