NewLife Christian Fellowship

UA Program Partner UA Network Participant

contact information

860.529.1714

Since: 2017

online

http://www.newlife-ct.org/

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Mission

NewLife Christian Fellowship’s mission is to join God in his mission of transforming lives, transforming our community, and transforming our world, by the gospel of Christ, to the glory of God.

Partner Programs

Care & Counseling

NewLife Christian Fellowship’s Care and Counseling Ministries

NewLife Christian Fellowship’s Care and Counseling Ministries offer pastoral counseling, prayer, and a support group for men called Fight Club, which meets Wednesdays from 7:00-8:30pm. Fight Club is a men’s support and accountability group where men can share about their struggles and encourage others with Scripture and from personal experience.

Emotional Support / Addiction Care & Counseling

Fight Club

Wednesday 7:00-8:30pm

Fight Club is a men’s support and accountability group where men can share their lives and struggles and encourage each other with Scripture and from personal experience.

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