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Located North of Auburn

New Hope’s Waterloo Location is located at 900 S Wayne Street, Waterloo, IN.


We’re exactly 1 mile North of DeKalb High School, making New Hope an easy drive from Auburn, Kendallville, or Angola.


Connecting With Communities Like:

Kendallville • Ashley • Butler • Edgerton • Angola • Auburn


What Should I Expect?

Visiting a new church can feel like a big step — especially if you don’t know what to expect. That’s why we’ve put together some quick answers to common questions, so you can feel confident before you ever walk through the doors.


When you show up at the Waterloo Location, we want you to know this: you’re welcome here. We’re a community of people from all walks of life who are learning to follow Jesus together. No pressure. No pretending. Just real people, finding real hope.

  • What should I wear?

    Come as you are - jeans, shorts, ties. We see it all. We are generally more casual.

  • What’s it like when I arrive?

    We hope you grab a cup of coffee, say hello to someone, and find a seat! If you have questions, there are people on Sundays wearing lanyards ready to help you, and Pastor Adam would be thrilled to meet you.

  • What about my kids?

    They’ll love it here! New Hope Kids provides a safe and engaging environment where children birth through 5th grade can learn about Jesus, build friendships, and have fun.


    Middle and High School students are encouraged to attend the morning service; they meet at other times together.

  • What’s a service like?

    Service starts with a few songs led by our band, followed by a sermon from one of our pastors that will either appear on stage in-person or through video message. Services last about one hour - and we end every service with an opportunity to receive prayer.

  • Will I feel awkward? Judged?

    Many people walk through our doors wondering if they’ll fit in. What they discover is a church family filled with people from all kinds of backgrounds and life experiences.


    You’ll find people with tattoos, people with colorful hair, people who have walked through addiction and brokenness, and people who have followed Jesus for decades — all worshiping together.


    We believe the church isn’t a place for perfect people. It’s a place where imperfect people can find hope, healing, and freedom in Jesus. Come as you are — you’ll belong here.