Who we are & why we exist

New Life With God — About Us: We are a church and ministry committed to sharing the gospel, providing pastoral care, and serving the poor and helpless in our community. Our mission is simple: to help people discover new life in Christ through worship, compassionate service, Bible teaching, and practical discipleship. In everything we do — from devotional resources to community outreach — we aim to live out biblical love and practical faith.

“Let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.” — 1 John 3:18 (NIV)

Our Mission, Vision & Core Values

Mission

Our mission is to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ, disciple followers, and provide tangible help to the needy. We combine biblical teaching with compassionate action so faith becomes visible in everyday life.

Vision

We envision vibrant communities where faith brings healing, purpose, and hope. Our vision focuses on transformed lives, stronger families, and communities that reflect Christ’s love through generosity and service.

Core Values

• Scriptural Authority: We follow the Bible as our guide for faith and practice.
• Compassion: We serve the poor and marginalized with dignity.
• Discipleship: We invest in long-term spiritual growth, not quick fixes.
• Integrity: Financial and operational transparency in all ministries.
• Community: We build small groups, support networks, and outreach teams.

Our Story — Humble Beginnings to Growing Community

New Life With God began as a small prayer meeting in a modest home. A handful of families gathered to read Scripture, pray, and encourage one another. Over time, neighbors joined, stories of change spread, and the simple acts of love—feeding a hungry family, visiting a sick neighbor, helping a child with school supplies—became the heartbeat of our ministry.

From those early conversations, the church formed its first outreach program: a weekend food ministry that served 20 households. As needs grew, so did our response. The pastoral team learned to balance preaching with practical care—ensuring that sermons led to action. Today, our ministries include weekly worship, small groups, discipleship classes, a food program, and community health campaigns.

Along the way, we learned three lessons that shaped our approach: 1) Faith that is not practiced quickly fades; 2) Serving builds trust in the community; 3) Small, consistent acts of kindness are more sustainable than dramatic, one-off projects. Those lessons keep us focused on long-term change rather than short-term applause.

Stories of Change

Rina’s story: When Rina first came to our prayer meeting she was exhausted from working two jobs and caring for three children. She felt alone and overwhelmed. Through a small group, she found emotional support, learned budgeting basics, and received childcare help while she trained for a better job. Today she volunteers at our weekend feeding program and shares her testimony each month.

Pastor’s family support: In seasons of hardship, our community has rallied to support pastors and church staff—helping with medical bills, household repairs, and emergency needs. This mutual care models the Biblical command to care for those who shepherd the flock (Galatians 6:6).

Our Ministries & Programs

How We Operate — Governance & Financial Transparency

We believe trust is earned by openness. Leadership includes ordained pastors, ministry leaders, and an advisory board that reviews major decisions. Our financial practices follow clear procedures: donations are recorded, expenditures are approved by a committee, and annual summaries are shared with partners.

If you would like a copy of our financial summary or annual report, please contact us.

Get Involved — Volunteer, Partner & Support

Volunteer Opportunities

We have ongoing needs in food distribution, teaching, mentoring youth, and administrative help. Volunteers receive training and supervised roles designed to match their gifts and time availability.

Partner With Us

Partnerships with local businesses, NGOs, and churches strengthen our impact. If your organization would like to partner for a project, reach out via our Contact page.

Support the Poor & Help the Pastor’s Family

If you feel led to support the poor and helpless in our congregation — especially the pastor’s family and church members in crisis — you may give directly via bank transfer. We do not display a payment button on this page; details are listed for direct transfer.

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Impact & Testimonies — Real People, Real Change

Over the years, thousands have been touched by our services. These stories are a glimpse into how sustained care changes lives:

Case Study: Home Repair & Hope

When heavy rains damaged dozens of homes, our outreach team coordinated repair crews, local donations, and temporary shelter. More than fixing roofs, volunteers created relationships that led to counseling, job referrals, and long-term mentoring.

Case Study: Skills Training & Employment

Partnering with a vocational school, we launched a six-month training that prepared young adults for stable jobs. Graduates report better incomes, restored dignity, and healthier families.

Voices from the Community

“They didn’t just hand us a meal; they asked how we were doing, came back, and listened.” — A beneficiary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who leads New Life With God?

Our pastoral team is led by ordained ministers and supported by an advisory board. Leadership bios are available on request.

How is my donation used?

Donations support: 1) emergency assistance (food, medicine), 2) community programs (training, health camps), 3) pastoral family support in crisis, and 4) ministry operations. We strive for transparent stewardship; financial summaries are shared with partners annually.

Can I volunteer if I’m not local?

Yes. Remote support includes fundraising partnerships, training contributions, and prayer networks. Contact us to learn how to help from abroad.

Do you work with other organizations?

We partner with local NGOs, clinics, and vocational trainers to expand impact and ensure best practices.

Practical Tips, Resources & Bible Verses

Practical Tips for Supporters

• Designate gifts for specific needs (e.g., "pastor family support"), so funds are allocated clearly.
• Give regularly when possible — monthly partnership helps plan sustainable programs.
• Volunteer for a short-term project to see how operations work before committing long-term.

Recommended Bible Verses

• Micah 6:8 — Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly with God.
• James 1:27 — Care for orphans and widows in their distress.
• Matthew 25:35–40 — Serve the least of these.

External Resources & Authority Links

We encourage visitors to consult trusted resources for theological study and practical ministry: BibleGateway, Desiring God, and GotQuestions.

Privacy & Safety

We protect donor privacy and never share personal details without consent. For more information, see our Privacy Policy.

Join Us in Prayer & Partnership

We invite you to pray for our community, our leaders, and those in need. If you would like to support us financially, please use the bank details above or contact us for alternatives. Every act of generosity, big or small, helps to feed the hungry, comfort the hurting, and share the hope of Jesus.

Prayer: Father, bless those who give and serve. Strengthen this ministry, multiply the impact of every gift, and use us to bring healing and hope. Amen.