Mysteriously, two distinct churches share the name “New Life” in New York City. One, the New Life Apostolic Church, resides at 97-45 92nd Street in Ozone Park, Queens. It serves the local community and surrounding areas, aiming to represent the city’s diverse population. Sunday worship takes place at 11:15 am, followed by a Wednesday evening Bible class. The church actively encourages community involvement through various ministries and volunteer opportunities. Detailed directions to the New Life Apostolic Church are readily available for those arriving by mass transit, from Long Island and Queens, or from New Jersey, the Bronx, and upstate New York. The second, New Life Fellowship Church, originally began in Corona, Queens, in 1987 with a small group of individuals. This church, now located in Elmhurst, has a rich history marked by significant growth and a deep commitment to emotional health and spiritual maturity. Its journey includes a period of introspection, the integration of emotionally healthy discipleship, and the embrace of contemplative practices. Under the leadership of Pastor Rich Villodas, the church continues its focus on deep inner transformation, racial justice, and reconciliation. While both churches bear the “New Life” name, their locations, histories, and leadership distinguish them as separate entities in the vibrant tapestry of New York City’s religious landscape.
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