New Jerusalem Temple Apostle

In 1965 a small group of Christians met in a Detroit home. They dreamed of establishing a church. They named it the Rose Hill Baptist Mission. This humble beginning marked the birth of the New Jerusalem Temple Apostle. The church relocated several times. Each move represented growth. It changed names too. It became the New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church then the New Jerusalem Full Gospel Baptist Church. A devastating fire in 1991 destroyed their building. Yet their faith remained strong. They rebuilt. The new complex included an educational center named after Reverend L.W. and Ella Owens. This reflected the church’s commitment to its youth. They also created a spacious sanctuary chapel and offices. Throughout its history the New Jerusalem Temple Apostle has shown resilience and dedication. It’s expanded its ministries to serve the wider community. It has supported small businesses. It’s offered spiritual guidance to generations of Detroiters. The church continues to thrive adapting to the changing needs of its community. It remains a testament to the enduring power of faith. Its story is one of perseverance growth and unwavering devotion. So stand here. Reflect on the journey of the New Jerusalem Temple Apostle. A church built not just with bricks and mortar but with faith hope and love.