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Sundays
10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
Wednesdays
7:00 p.m. "Life Groups"
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Serving the Lord and Our Community
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New Life Community Church of Brighton is dedicated to the outreach mission of the Church. We believe we have a responsibility, and the privilege, of taking the Gospel of Jesus Christ to our community, and around the world, in practical ways. Jesus gave us the example of ministering to the physical and emotional needs of those around us, in order to show the love of God and help to meet the spiritual need in their lives.
Our current outreach projects all began with a vision or dream that God put on the heart of someone within our church. As they shared their vision, and we saw God at work, others in the body have come alongside to join God in this work.
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Backpack Outreach to Local Elementary Schools
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Some of the current outreach ministries at New Life include:
- Nursing Home Visits
- Maxey Boys’ School
- Livingston County Jail
- Chaplain Ministry
- Detroit Homeless Ministry click here for more information
- Operation Christmas Child (Shoebox Ministry)
- Project Hope (a Ministry of Life Outreach International that provides food, shelter, clean water and the Gospel to Third-World Countries) click here for more information
- Short Term Mission Trips
Whether meeting local or distant needs, we are committed to investing in the lives of people for the sake of advancing the Gospel.
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Local Monthly Outreach
Every month New Life ministers to people in need in our community. For more information, contact Jim Bredemeyer or the church office (810-220-0370).
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“Project HOPE” Offers Hope to Nicaragua
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New Life Community Church will again partner with Life Outreach International to help build 300 brand new homes, provide food for a year, and drill a well to provide clean, healthy water for the community. This year the location is Nicaragua, where 50% of the population lives in overcrowded housing with 3 or more people per room. Further, dirt floors (43% of the houses) and unclean water create a cycle of deteriorating health. Ear, eye and skin infections are prevalent in children and many of the water sources are contaminated, leading to cholera, dysentery and, in some cases, death.
For more information on this project, and LIFE Outreach International, see their website at www.lifetoday.org. Click on “Outreaches” and follow the “Homes fro Life” link.
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