Help you can trust.
Low cost, reliable immigration help in a church setting
Hope
When all else fails, Jesus remains faithful. We believe the hope of the gospel is for all people.
Help
We know how complicated immigration is. We are here to walk alongside you in finding your pathway to legal residency.
Home
Because we’re not just residents of this world, we aim to help anyone who desires to find a home in a local church community.
We hope to begin providing low-cost immigration legal services to our community in Fall 2026, pending Department of Justice recognition and accreditation.
In the meantime, we will continue to provide activities and services to support our immigrant neighbors
Our Mission
Immigrant Hope Park City exists to share the Hope of the gospel with immigrants in our community, provide Help navigating the complexities of the immigration system in pursuit of legal status, and connect them to a caring church Home.
Our Vision
Immigrant Hope Park City offers a welcoming environment where immigrants are supported and empowered to thrive— spiritually, relationally, and practically. Through the love and grace of Jesus Christ, we walk alongside each person who crosses our threshold with compassion, dignity, and integrity-- offering peace,
belonging, and the opportunity to flourish.
Our Values
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We believe lasting hope is found in Jesus Christ, and that every act of service points to his redeeming love.
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Every person is made in the image of God. We honor the inherent worth, story, and strength of each immigrant we serve.
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We pursue the highest ethical and professional standards in all we do, especially in confidential legal services, stewardship, and community partnerships.
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We meet practical needs with kindness, patience, and humility, offering help without judgement or condition.
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We equip individuals with knowledge and tools to make informed decisions and advocate for themselves and their families.
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We believe the Church should be a place where all people find welcome, connection, and purpose.
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We work together—with churches, nonprofits, schools, and local agencies—to build a stronger, more inclusive community.
