We live in a time where more and more people are claiming to be spiritual but not religious. "Hope" is more than just a good idea; it has the capacity to transform lives and, at the absolute least, may be a powerful tool for navigating difficult circumstances and overcoming daily stress. When the world flips on its head, which can occur at any time, hope and the concept of a greater power can make individuals feel less alone and more supported. It is well established from history that people turn to religion for solace during times of adversity and change, whether it be a pandemic, the death of a loved one, or just someone's lack of purpose. Visiting minister Pat Allerton will guide us through the different themes and issues of modern life, showing us that Hope is always there. He leads us though topics such as Anxiety, Acceptance, Connection, Forgiveness, Grief, Love, Togetherness, Trust and Uncertainty to prove to us that Hope is the answer even in the darkest of times.