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  Don't waste your time. The Pastor delivers a good message, when you can hear it. After a 2 year search for a new church, I found New Life. Unfortunately the members there don't believe the message delivered from the pulpit is important. I went there probably 6 times, and at least 4 times I left angry because of the rude people in the congregation carrying on conversations in their seats, like the Pastor wasn't even speaking. Twice I emailed the staff about the problem, and both times my concerns fell on deaf ears. They never even got back to me the second time. That last time I went there, they were delivering a very important and personal message on recovery. My wife and I had been looking at the recovery program because I am a Military Vet, and have some unresolved issues. Unfortunately I never got to hear that message because one of the choir singers, after the opening number, sat right behind me in the second row from the front, with his son or grandson about 8 years old, and the carried on a conversation with this boy through the entire service. I was sitting in the front row, dead center, because I didn't want to miss this message, and they took it away from me. I now find myself without a church again. They need to realize the message from the pulpit can only help [people if it's heard.

  Added February 19, 2017 by judson cotterman