Fresh Hope Sunday 2026 is a free community outreach event scheduled for April 26, 2026, at the Government Building lawns in Apia. Organized by Supernatural Fellowship, this marks the second event of its kind following a successful inaugural outreach held in April 2024. The program features international guest speaker Pastor Brian Warth and his team from Chapel of Change Church, located in Los Angeles, America. This mission team is uniquely composed of individuals, including Pastor Brian himself, who have overcome pasts of crime, drugs, and violence. Their “Fresh Hope Samoa Missions” initiative focuses on sharing these personal testimonies of redemption to encourage those struggling with domestic violence, substance abuse, and identity issues. By combining gospel messaging with “Kingdom Culture”—including live music, dance, and a local car club showcase—the event offers a transformative experience of national renewal and hope for the entire family.

1. What exactly is “Fresh Hope Sunday”?

Answer: It is a free community outreach event focused on bringing a message of hope, purpose, and “Kingdom Culture” to the families and youth of Samoa through music, dance, and personal stories.

2. Is there an entry fee?

Answer: No, the event is completely free and open to everyone in the public.

3. Is this event only for young people?

Answer: While the energy and activities (like the car show and dance) are designed to engage youth, the message of hope and the family-friendly atmosphere are for all ages. Fresh Hope Sunday is a family-centered, youth, young adults and all-ages community event.

4. Is there a specific dress code for the event?

Answer: We invite everyone to come as they are, but we kindly ask that you dress accordingly and appropriately for a family-friendly community event held on the Government Building lawns.

5. Who is Pastor Brian Warth?

Answer: He is the Lead Pastor of Chapel of Change in Long Beach, Los Angeles, America. He is a published author and speaker who spent 16 years in prison before receiving a miraculous pardon and dedicating his life to helping others find redemption.

Learn more about Pastor Brian from his website: https://www.brianwarth.com/

6. Do I have to join a specific church to attend?

Answer: Not at all. The Fresh Hope Team and Supernatural Fellowship are not focused on recruitment; the goal is to share a message of faith and encouragement that applies to everyone, regardless of their current church background.

7. What is the “Car Club Showcase”?

Answer: Local Samoan car clubs, such as Legends Elite Car Club, led by Sam Lei Sam Matafeo, will be displaying their vehicles as part of the “Kingdom Culture” celebration, showing how hobbies and passions can be used for positive community engagement.

8. What kind of music and dance will there be?

Answer: Expect high-energy live worship music and professional dance performances that blend modern styles with a positive, faith-based message.

9. I’m struggling with substance abuse or family issues. Can this event help me?

Answer: Yes. A core part of the evening is hearing from team members who have personally overcome drugs, violence, and despair. There will be people available to pray with you and offer encouragement.

10. Will the Fresh Hope Sunday event be livestreamed?

Yes. Fresh Hope Sunday will be livestreamed through our official social media platform “Supernatural Fellowship” (24,000 followers) in live collaboration with our media partners.

The event will feature a professional multi-camera production setup with 3–4 camera angles. Providing dynamic live coverage of the program. Live visuals will also be displayed on the digital screen backdrop. Enhancing the viewing experience for both the in-person audience and online viewers. This will significantly extend the event’s reach. Allowing families, supporters, and viewers across the region to participate virtually.

11. What will the program look like overall?

The evening begins with a car club arrival parade in front of the Government Building from 5:45 PM – 6:15 PM. Creating an exciting atmosphere as vehicles from participating clubs arrive and showcase their cars. The program officially opens with the live band performing an opening song. Followed by the MCs welcoming the audience and introducing the evening’s program. An opening prayer will be uttered by a guest pastor. Followed by brief remarks from our Samoan Prime Minister La’aulialemalietoa Leuatea Polataivao Fosi Schmidt. The event will then move into a vibrant community program featuring interactive games, audience engagement and prize giveaways. Then performances from local talents and community groups. Car clubs will also receive special acknowledgments and shoutouts. Along with fun activities such as the Fresh Hope Sunday TikTok cash prize giveaway. As the evening progresses, the full band will lead a powerful worship set. Preparing the audience for the main message of hope and inspiration centered on faith. The program will then move into a time of altar call and prayer. A dedicated prayer team will be available to minister and support attendees during this moment. The evening will conclude with closing remarks and acknowledgments of sponsors, partners, volunteers, and participating car clubs who helped make the event possible. The night will end on a celebratory note with the announcement of the People’s Choice Best Car Award, followed by a final thank-you to the community for coming together for Fresh Hope Sunday—a night dedicated to unity, faith, and a brighter future for Samoa.

The first Fresh Hope Sunday event was successfully held in 2024 through a collaborative partnership between Pastor Brian Warth’s ministry “Chapel of Change” and Apostle Cruise Westerlund’s ministry, Supernatural Fellowship, alongside several faith-based organizations that assisted in coordinating and facilitating the event. The outreach was further strengthened through the support and participation of local car clubs and the Ministry of Police. Below are some photos from the 2024 event highlighting these collaborations and community involvement.