Ministries
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New Life Assembly of God has numerous ministries for people of all ages, backgrounds, and needs. From the praise and
worship and exciting teachings during our regular services, to age-appropriate Sunday school classes. From the Royal
Rangers and Missionettes programs, which together provide relevant and exciting mentoring and training for boys and girls
from preschool through high school, to the incredible biblical training and memorization involved with the Bible Quiz ministry.
We have many ministries available to enrich, encourage, and strengthen Christians.
The most exciting and important ministry of this and any true Church, however, is that of helping those who are not Christians
to discover the incredible truths presented by the Bible, by introducing them to Jesus Christ in a living, loving way. Nothing
else accomplished by any activity of the Church is as vital or important. All of the activities and training offered by the other
ministries we provide ultimately boils down to seeing this mission, often referred to as the "Great Commission," fulfilled: to
see the lost, found.
worship and exciting teachings during our regular services, to age-appropriate Sunday school classes. From the Royal
Rangers and Missionettes programs, which together provide relevant and exciting mentoring and training for boys and girls
from preschool through high school, to the incredible biblical training and memorization involved with the Bible Quiz ministry.
We have many ministries available to enrich, encourage, and strengthen Christians.
The most exciting and important ministry of this and any true Church, however, is that of helping those who are not Christians
to discover the incredible truths presented by the Bible, by introducing them to Jesus Christ in a living, loving way. Nothing
else accomplished by any activity of the Church is as vital or important. All of the activities and training offered by the other
ministries we provide ultimately boils down to seeing this mission, often referred to as the "Great Commission," fulfilled: to
see the lost, found.
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