Fountain of Life Church

“Did you know that the Fountain of Life Church started as a small Bible study?” I ask. The church stands before you a testament to faith and growth. It wasn’t always this way. In 1983 its first service was held in a rented parish house. This was in Far Rockaway New York. Forty faithful believers formed its initial congregation. A rented space in a hotel was nearly the church’s second home. Before the contract was signed a generous invitation changed their plans. The Tabernacle of Joy Church in Uniondale New York offered them space. This temporary home proved to be a blessing. The Fountain of Life Church held services there. Their administrative office was housed in a pastor’s basement. The church moved to 105 N Franklin Street in Hempstead New York in 1984. Imagine the work involved transforming a Chinese restaurant into a place of worship. The men of the Fountain of Life Church worked tirelessly. They renovated the building. The church’s journey reflects a constant seeking of God’s guidance. It shows perseverance and adaptability in the face of challenges. Their unwavering faith allowed them to overcome obstacles. They found larger spaces to accommodate growth. It demonstrates the power of community and shared belief. The Fountain of Life Church’s history is more than bricks and mortar. It is a living story of faith hope and love. It’s a church that continues to grow and serve its community. Its humble beginnings emphasize the importance of faith and perseverance. It is a place where people can come together. They can find solace support and spiritual nourishment. This is the Fountain of Life Church a beacon of hope and faith in New York City.