About New Life Church

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New Life Church is Romsey's youngest church, having been formed in 1986, initially small enough to meet in people's homes. In the two decades since then, it has grown to well over 100. Every Sunday we meet at Romsey Community School at 10.30am for a time of lively worship and sharing together.

During the meeting, the children (3-18 yrs) go out to take part in their various groups where they have a great time learning about God and having fun together. There is a crèche available for the very young. Visitors are welcome to stay for a chat and meet some new people over a cup of tea or coffee after the service.

Many members meet midweek in small groups to spend time encouraging each other in all areas of life and witness, through Bible study, prayer, and praise. There are lots of ways to be involved.

The church supports a number of mission and aid activities in Asia and Africa, as well as in the UK.

Senior Church Leader: Rev Peter Light

Who's Who

New Life Church is run day-to-day by the Leadership Team consisting of 3 Elders and a number of deacons. As a registered charity, it also has a board of Trustees.

Leadership Team

Elders

Peter Light, Senior Church Leader
Dick Ord
Trevor Bond

Elders

Deacons

Trevor Clewer: Pastoral Assistant
Phil Le Cheminant: Worship
Alan & Gwen Robinson: Prayer coordinators
Matthew Gay: Youth Work
Neil Kirkland: Chair of Trustees

Trustees

Neil Kirkland, Chair
David Hartley, Treasurer
Simon Bramwell
Alan Robinson

Administration

Penny Anderson, Administrative Assistant This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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Last Updated on Sunday, 07 March 2010 16:44

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