Esperanza Viva

Hope comes alive in this community

Esperanza Viva meets Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM, upstairs in Room 227. The 11:00 AM service is presented in English, Spanish speakers may pick up a receiver and headphone before entering the sanctuary for translation.

Worship

We are a vibrant church with the vision of creating disciples of Christ to transform the world. Every Sunday at 5 PM we worship and after the service we eat together. 

Small Groups

Throughout the week we offer small groups. Find one that fits your family's needs by contacting Pastora Shannon. 
Transportation is available.
Call us if you need a ride for any of our services.
You can call the church at 270-821-5734 or email Pastora Shannon King. 

Project Esperanza

A Beacon of Hope for the Hispanic Community of Hopkins County

Who We Are

Project Esperanza is an outreach initiative of Madisonville First United Methodist Church dedicated to supporting and empowering Hispanic families in Hopkins County.

What We Do

Through this project, we offer free english classes, immigration guidance, job assistance, and connections to essential services such as healthcare, housing, and food programs. We also host workshops, mentoring opportunities, and community-building spaces where persons can learn, grow, and be supported.

Why it matters

Every class, every resource, every conversation has one purpose: to be a light on the path for those seeking a new beginning. Project Esperanza is more than a program, it’s a Christian community, a family, a bridge, and a beacon of hope. 
If you need assistance,
or would like to volunteer
Call us for any of our services.
You can call the church at 270-821-5734
or email Pastora Shannon King.

Meet the team

Pastora Shannon King

Pastoral Assistant for Esperanza Viva
I serve as the pastoral assistant to the multicultural ministry needs of First United Methodist Church. I'm fluent in Spanish and English, and I provide pastoral leadership for the bilingual service on Sunday nights at 5 p.m. I'm also a Spanish teacher at Madisonville North
Hopkins High School.