• We believe that people connect best in small home-based groups that meet weekly for fellowship and encouragement.

•  We long to see people meet Jesus, be transformed and become more like Him, to bring God’s kingdom to life in Narrabri and beyond.

•  We have been called to restore those who are broken, to walk with those who are lonely, to heal those who are wounded, to accept those who are rejected.

•  We will be a community where every person has a chance to receive the healing grace of Jesus.

•  We will be a community where every believer has the chance to be a pipeline for the healing grace of Jesus.

•  We recognise that a true community finds ways of practical, emotional and spiritual support for its members as they are lifted from brokenness.

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Our community of faith meets in various places on different days of the week. Jesus spent more time with the twelve than he did with the crowds of thousands. That is because the work of transformation is best done in a small group.

Join a cell group and start building relationships, growing in your faith, learning to minister to others, and living it out in everyday life.

Cell groups are not just Bible Study groups, although the Bible is central to their practice. The aim of these small groups is to minister the love of God to one another in worship, sharing and prayer. We expect the gifts of the Holy Spirit to be used in these groups to encourage, edify and transform members.

Cell groups also meet together regularly for large group celebration events.

At New Life we have several cell groups operating. Some of these are directed towards children and youth, while others are more open to all ages.

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Our Sunday service starts at 10 am, but you are welcome to come early and settle down with a cup of tea or coffee. There is plenty of parking on the grounds or on the street.

Our Sunday Gatherings include worship, a kids segment, a message from the Bible, and time for prayer. We celebrate Communion each week, a time to reflect on the death of Jesus on the cross.

You’re free to participate or simply observe – there’s no pressure to engage in anything you’re not comfortable with. Most people dress casually, so come as you are.

When you arrive, you’ll be greeted at the door and can head straight in or take a moment to get your bearings.

We usually finish around 11.30 am and most people stay for morning tea to chat and build relationships.