Dear Friends,
   I am both thrilled and honored that you have
chosen to stop by our web site. New Life is about
people just like you. It is our expressed mission,
  "to help people to know and follow Jesus through
new life in Him." We are a family of New
Testament believers striving to grow in ways that
meet the needs of the Gulf Coast families and
individuals. I would like to meet you personally at the door after Sunday
service. I want your experience with the New Life family to be a blessing to
you. It is my great desire that your time spent with us will both challenge and
inspire you to grow in a vibrant life with Jesus.
                                                                        - Pastor Randy Burt

Join us for Service

5800 Tamiami Trail, Venice, Florida 34293 - Directions

SUNDAY EVENTS:

8:45 AM Worship Service

9:30 AM Adult Sunday School

10:45 AM Worship Service and Children's Ministries

We provide Slavic translation and Spanish translation during our 10:45 Service.

WEDNESDAY EVENTS:

7:00 PM Adult Worship and Bible Study; Royal Rangers (Boys), Girls Clubs (Girls), 360 (Teens)

A special Thank You to Zelda and the Zingers missions team for a wonderfully blessed week!

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AGWM postpones final decision on partnership with Wycliffe

AG World Missions postpones its decision on its partnership with Wycliffe Bible Translators until the recommendations of a review panel are known.
Delivering hope in Dallas

Convoy of Hope launched its 50-state community outreach tour, "The Convoy of Hope," in Dallas, Texas.
VFCC holds its 73rd commencement

Valley Forge Christian College (VFCC) celebrated its 73rd annual commencement ceremony with 161 graduates on May 4, 2012.
Student ministers in wake of school shooting

Britney Wilson, the daughter of Pastors Allen and Debbie Seenarine Wilson of Impact Church in Chardon, Ohio, leads class in prayer during lockdown situation.
Parent-led discussion enhances children's learning

New research shows that when parents lead discussion about the television shows their children are watching, they show significant gains in vocabulary and comprehension.