How to find us

New Hope Baptist Church is on Highway 377 one mile north of Highway 380. 


If you are coming from Denton,

just go East on Highway 380 (University Drive) until you see the exit for Highway 377.  Take the exit and you will find New Hope on your right just one mile up the road.


If you are coming from Providence, Savannah, Little Elm or other locations to our east,

find your way to Highway 380 and go west toward Denton.

Take the exit for Highway 377 as if you were going to Pilot Point but don't go to Pilot Point because

we're just one mile up the road on the right side.


If you are coming from some place to our north, like Aubrey, Pilot Point or Kansas,

just take Highway 377 to the south.

Before you get to Highway 380, you will see us on the left.


Our physical address is 5800 Hwy 377 South, Aubrey, TX 76227.  

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What to expect when you get here

  • A warm welcome from people who are glad to see you.
  • A safe and encouraging place for your children.
  • A few folks might have a suit on but most are in jeans.  We don't care what you're wearing.
  • A positive but challenging message from God's Word.
  • A reason to come back!

When We Gather together

On most weeks, you can find us…

  • on Sunday mornings at 10 AM for Bible study
  • on Sunday mornings at 11 AM for Worship
  • on most Sunday nights at 6 PM for an evening Worship
  • on Wednesday nights at 6:30 for our midweek activities (prayer & bible study)

Our beliefs

We believe that the life God wants us to have is found only in a relationship of faith in Jesus Christ.  Only in Jesus can we experience the forgiveness of our past, the empowerment for our present, and the hope for our future.  For a more detailed expression of our faith you can click HERE to download a copy of the Baptist Faith and Message.

  • the bible

    We believe that the Bible is God's inspired and inerrant Word.  It is both timeless and timely so it is relevant and trustworthy for the specific problems of today's living.

  • the family

    We believe that loving relationships are important for a balanced and healthy life. Because the home is the training ground for those relationships, we are committed to support, encourage, and cultivate healthy relationships within the home and within the church family.

  • the spiritual life

    We believe that a healthy and balanced life is the result of a life that is led and nurtured by the Holy Spirit of God.  So we are committed to spiritual disciplines like prayer, bible study, service, and worship.

our leadership


  • Elmer Cummings             

    Elmer Cummings was not always a pastor.  He has a music degree from the University of North Texas and was a band director for a number of years in the Denton schools.


    He has a Masters of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and pastored in Tyler, TX before coming to New Hope Baptist in 1997.


    His wife, Rosemary, taught at Brockett Elementary in Aubrey but just recently retired after being a music teacher for 30 years!  She and our pastor celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary in August.   They have 3 grown children and 4 granddaughters and live in Krugerville with their Cairn terrier, Scruffy.


       pastor@newhopeaubrey.com

  • eli fullen

    Eli is our Student Ministries Pastor and Family Life Center Director. He has been involved in Student Ministry for more than 10 years and loves working with teens at such a pivotal time in their lives. He came to us in 2013 from Living Hope Baptist Church in Garland, TX where he served as Youth & Music Minister for 3 years. Eli graduated from Dallas Baptist University with a Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with a focus in Christian Education and a minor in Biblical Studies. 


    Eli is married to Sarah who is a third grade teacher at Brockett Elementary in Aubrey and who serves alongside him in the Student Ministry. Eli grew up in the small town of Bullard, TX but enjoys traveling and seeing the world, listening to and playing music, and playing sports of any kind. Eli and Sarah hope to have many children someday but currently are just enjoying married life with no kids. 


       students@newhopeaubrey.com

  • rhoda addison

    Rhoda is the bomb-diggidi in the children's ministry.  She loves children and she loves Jesus. And Rhoda loves seeing children come to trust Jesus as their Savior. 


    God called her and equipped her to teach them His truths and creatively guide them to fall in love with Jesus. She has been blessed to serve in children’s ministry for more than 30 years. 


    She is married to her fabulous husband, Jimmy, and they have two grown boys and a daughter who is married and a dearly loved dog named Payton.


       rhoda@newhopeaubrey.com

  • sherry riley

    Since August of 1991, Sherry has been keeping track of everything as New Hope's administrative assistant.  She has two grown daughters and three grandchildren and lives in Crossroads with her husband, David.


       sherry@newhopeaubrey.com

our story

In the early part of 1878, Rev. R.L. Borum began having bible studies with 6 women in a little log schoolhouse south of Aubrey on New Hope Road.  And now, 140 years later, New Hope is still loving on people in the name of Jesus.  


Because we're still doing those bible studies, we've learned that God has called us to join Him in loving the people of the world. In recent years, New Hope has taken the love of Jesus to people in Taiwan, Belarus, Costa Rica, and several locations within the United States.


And with our new Family Life Center, we're able now to provide many more ministries for those who live right here in northeast Denton County.  As we serve our Lord, we keep writing our story.  We'd love for you to come and be a part of it with us!