Two powerful ministries—Hope Community Church and Hope for Recovery—united by one mission: to bring hope to our community. Through outreach, schools ministry, a welcoming drop-in cafe, and more, we're building a hub where everyone belongs.
HCC is part of the Apostolic Church Network (ACUK). We meet every Sunday for praise & worship and Wednesday evening for fortnightly prayer & Bible Studies, as well as our community projects throughout the week.
We hold steadfast to the truth of God's word & believe in meeting people right where they are—whether you're exploring faith, seeking community, or need support through life's challenges. Our doors are open to all, no matter your background or current circumstances.
Hope Community Church is a name change of Park Christian Fellowship, which has been serving the community of Clydebank and Christ since 28th October 1995 at 30 Shelley Drive, Parkhall, Clydebank.
Park Christian Fellowship was itself a coming together of two Clydebank churches: The Bethel Church located in Faifley and The Apostolic Church of Green Street, Clydebank. The building in Faifley burned down, probably due to an electrical failure, and the building in Green Street needed much remedial work. Since both churches had similar hearts for service and worship, it was agreed that they should merge and become one church as part of The Apostolic Church UK. The people initially met in a primary school in Faifley, and then when The Brethren Victoria Hall at 30 Shelley Drive became available due to the hall closing because of falling numbers, the building was purchased at market value. The church located there as Park Christian Fellowship.
The name change to Hope Community Church came out of a sense that the church should seek to try to bring more hope back into the heart of the community of Clydebank. That's our aim and purpose to date: that through any means possible we can offer hope to everybody and anybody we can. This we do through our Sunday worship service, Monday Hope for Recovery meetings, Wednesday 1-to-1 support service & Community walk & talk group, and Friday Community café and foodbank.
We are a loving, caring, family church with a relaxed, informal atmosphere. You will find lively, relevant, congregational worship with passionate, practical bible-based preaching.
Everyone is welcome regardless of age or background with our kids' zone at the back with arts and crafts. Tea & coffee available from 10:30am before our service at 11am. Service normally lasts around 90 minutes.
Monday 11am to 1:30pm
Running weekly 12-wk recovery groups as part of a 2-year community based, faith to freedom, recovery pathway.
Combining practical life skills, peer support, and faith-based principles, the program empowers participants to mend relationships, build resilience, and achieve long-term sobriety.
✓ Safe environment
✓ Peer support
✓ Trained volunteers
✓ Everyone welcome
Every Wednesday at 11:00 AM
Join us for a relaxing community walk, whether you're looking to get fit or seeking support and friendship.
Meet at the church, enjoy a gentle walk together, then return for light refreshments.
Location: 30 Shelley Drive, Clydebank
✓ Gentle community walk
✓ Supportive atmosphere
✓ Friendly conversation
✓ Refreshments after
Every Wednesday 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Join us midweek as we dive deeper into God's word in a relaxed, conversational setting.
A great opportunity to ask questions, grow in faith, and connect with others.
Location: 30 Shelley Drive, Clydebank
✓ Interactive discussion
✓ Verse-by-verse study
✓ Prayer & fellowship
✓ All are welcome
Every Thursday 12pm – 1:30pm
Join us for a friendly kickabout at Holm Park. All skill levels welcome — whether you're a seasoned player or just want some fresh air and exercise.
A great way to stay active, meet new people, and be part of a supportive community.
Location: Holm Park, Clydebank
✓ Friendly kickabout
✓ All skill levels welcome
✓ Supportive atmosphere
✓ Stay active & connect
Fridays 12pm to 2pm
A warm, friendly hub to catch up with existing friends or meet new ones. Free homemade soup, pasties & beans, and tea/coffee available. Everyone welcome, no referral required.
✓ Homemade soup & snacks
✓ Pool competitions
✓ Friendly welcome
✓ Emergency foodbank
Every Sunday at 11:00 AM
Join us for worship, teaching from the Bible, and fellowship. Tea and coffee served from 10:30 AM.
Location: 30 Shelley Drive, Clydebank
✓ Casual atmosphere
✓ Engaging worship
✓ Practical Bible teaching
✓ Friendly people
At Hope for Recovery, we believe that big changes often start with small moments.
Would you consider donating the price of a daily coffee to Hope for Recovery by becoming one of our monthly donors or as a one-off gift to help sustain and develop our community-based recovery and schools program?
Thank you for partnering with us — together we can make a difference.
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