In February, our church purchased the former Knights of Columbus building at 725 Lorenz Ave in Elliott.  Many in the community have been asking about what will happen to the building, so we wanted to give an overview of some of our plans. Physical Building: • By mid-May, the building will have a completely new roof. • This summer, we will begin some inside renovations and also a bit of a “face lift” on the front of the building. Building Uses: • We have an extensive children and youth ministry on Weds evenings at the church, so we h.

Pastor Chris recently started a sermon series on what God is speaking to our church for 2012.  For New Life Fellowship, 2012 is a “Year of Making Good Choices”.  The notes below will be updated as we go through this series and the audio messages will be posted on the sermon page.  Week 1: The Gift of Choice Too many people are content to simply take whatever happens to them Genesis 1:26-27 – Then God said, “Let us make man in our image, in our likeness, and let them rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the.

In March, we sent a team of four to Kenya for two weeks.  They will be sharing their experiences during the Sunday service on April 1st. The activities they did included visiting children’s homes, orphanages and schools, going door-to-door, preaching at churches, ministering at a worship conference and conducting a four day pastors/leaders conference. Below are some pictures from the trip:  

We must be careful not to try and carry old methods and anointings into the new day in which we live.  In a recent sermon, Pastor Chris used the differences between the ministry of John the Baptist and Jesus to encourage us to walk in the fullness of what we’ve been given.  Due to a technical glitch, the sermon was not recorded, but the notes are posted below. Old vs. New OT model for “church”: “Come and see” God had to physically separate His people from other nations They had no indwelling of the Holy Spirit and were.

Communion, the Eucharist, the Blessed Sacrament, Holy Communion, the Lord’s Supper – these are some of the names commonly given to the sharing of bread and wine that Jesus did with His disciples at His last meal with them. As our church prepared to institute communion on a weekly basis, Pastor Chris preached a series on the meaning behind this activity.  The notes from this series are below and the audio messages can be found on the sermon page. Communion – weekly or otherwise – is not a prerequisite for eternal salvation .