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  I along with my family have been attending new life church for the past four years. We will occasionally attend the church if not going to our regular church because the children really enjoy the Sunday school classes there. The church is roughly 98% white with very few minority members but that never stopped us from continuing to worship there and feeling welcomed...... until today.
  Today during the beginning of the service the interim pastor made a request for all the people there and the congregation to come up to the altar and pray as they search for a new pastor. The pastor made the specific request for everyone to "touch and agree" when praying because there is power in touch. We all went to the altar and I placed my hand on the shoulders of the two women in front of me, expecting to be touched on the shoulder by others in the mist of prayer. That did not happen… Nobody , NOBODY touched me but as I looked around and surveyed the scene I quickly realized they were all touching each other. I noticed a very noticeable gap around me as the older white men and women distance themselves from me But they were all touching and agreeing with each other. How sad! How unbelievably sad that everyone around me did not feel comfortable enough to touch me. As I mentioned my concern to the "elder" of the church, I was met with a nervous laughter and lightheartedness about the situation when in actuality there should've been an embarrassment and disgust. There was also the possible " Germaphobia" explanation, and I would have considered it had the all white members not been touching each other… But because they would not touch only me but touched each other the germphobia explanation is ruled out.
  As they search for a new pastor I pray that they find one who will bring them together and open their minds to know that church visitors who do not look like them and are of different races, etc. won't bite and are there to worship the Almighty God just as they are. How sad. Just so unbelievably sad.

  Added June 06, 2017 by Saj Wahute
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  This place is wonderful and filled with wonder people. It's just like any other church you do have to interact with people if you want to be involved and you do have to ask questions. I've been coming here since I was 12 or 13 I am now 15. I have changed a lot since I have been here because when I first came here I was extremely shy I really didn't talk to anyone but then I sorta opened up a little more to people because I was moving into middle school and I got to go to youth group, the youth group was really fun and the teachers really try to get you to become friends with each other, as you go on trips and hang out and talk in a lighthearted kind of conversation. For me I had acquaintances and I had friends I didn't really talk to my acquaintances that much as I spent most of my time with my friends I had made but when those friends moved away one by one until they were all gone I kinda felt like there was no one to talk to so i eventually made new friends and got baptized. Then I noticed there was a world of teachers in this church that I knew or had as a teacher and I heard that they need more helpers in the children's ministries so I took the class to be a helper and I have been helping ever since. I do feel that if you are coming as a first timer that you find someone you know to show you around or just make conversation with people and ask questions because sometime they notice there is a new person sitting in the audience and sometimes they don't. This church is very great for kids as first timers from what I have seen kids are much more open than teens and adults. there is a few snacks and drinks in the main service area. there are mints at the front desk kinda close to where you first walk in. I feel that this church is very supportive and on the flip side with the sermon the pastor makes you laugh and tries to connect the bible to current situations either happening with the church or community. I really do like this church and encourage other to go and become a member as well I hope to go to this church as long as I live but I am still in school so things may change I hope this review helps for people who are looking for a new church!

  Added June 03, 2017 by Sierra Wells
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  We joined New Life looking for a place that would provide us with the support and guidance to raise our children through their teen years. Initially we were impressed with the new memeber classes, the small groups, and the childcare. We felt at home in this church for a while, but when our lives became challanging due to the unconventional needs of some of our kids, we found ourselves criticized, ostracized, and no longer welcome. The initial euphoroc feeling of finally being "home" made this realization all the more cruel. This is a fantastic place to attend if you are the typical middle class family with perfect kids and no plans to ever right any wrongs you may encounter. This is not the place to find love and support if you have special needs children, particularly if they joined your family in a nonconventional way. Online support groups, advocacy centers and therapists are likely to be far more supportive and understanding of a family in need of support than this place. The high percentage of school staff in leadership positions can often make New Life feel it is an extenstion of the school system. Based on your experience with the schools, and where you are in your life's journey this place may be a great fit for you or it could become the source of more pain. If you do have an issue, don't count on the pastor to help you sort it out and prayerfully guide you in the right direction. He prefers to avoid conflict by feigning ignorance. We had so many high hopes for our life here, but we have been left answering questions to our kids about what happened. Many good people are here, but no one stood up for us so take that to mean what you may. This is a superficially fantastic church. Shiny, new, and fun for those who fit.

  Added February 23, 2017 by usaua5
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  I have nothing good to say about this church. I have never felt more unwelcome.

  Added September 30, 2016 by Charlie G
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  I was a kid/teen when coming here. I lived right across the road. I never thought I'd like it but I loved it. Awana was so helpful and was a fun way to learn and remember bible verses and youth nights .. they made me feel like it was one big happy family and I love the service. Of course it felt long but I was a teenager.. and tired.

  Added September 01, 2016 by Linda Dishman