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Got Life A newsletter about spiritual enrichment for the Body of Christ
A Monthly Newsletter Refusing Worldly Image
What’s Going On The monthly calendar, birthdays and anniversaries, and Daniel’s Fast resource information. Page 3
An address from the Senior Pastor. Page 2
What Has God Given You? When I was a child it seemed like my father was performing a baby dedication every other month. Of course I know that’s not the case. But there was a phrase I remember him saying all the time, “this child is a blessing from God”, or “this precious gift that God has given you.” Today, I wonder how many people see their children as a gift from God? Or do they even know what that entails? In fact, they are more like a gift on loan to you. God has lent them to you for a moment. He has entrusted you to “train them up” to live out His purpose in their lives.
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Word’s From Our Ministries. Page 5
August ‘10 Church Information NLTC ministry staff, service information and statement of faith. Page 8
Little Chocolate Boy Charles Ademolu’s monthly column Page 6
Every baby is born with an assignment. But not every child is taught to fulfill their purpose. Many times Christian parents commit a dangerous act. They choose the life assignment for their child - you’re going to be a preacher, a doctor...- when that’s not the assignment God has for them. Or the Imagine a famous jewelry designer parent neglects to nurture the gift that lending you his most prized master piece. will fulfill the assignment that God has He doesn’t charge you, but he entrust given to that child. “the crown jewel” to you for your It takes sacrifice on the parent’s part enjoyment, but more so, so people can see to really show appreciation for the jewel his grand design. that God has loaned. But the sacrifice is That is what God does with the so rewarding. precious gift and blessing He gives to When you look at Hanna’s sacrifice, you. the most exciting thing that is often over Every parent has an “Hanna” looked is God blessed her with more assignment, to give your child back to precious jewels. God. It’s when you give your child back -Mel A. Perry. Mel serves as Global to God that God will begin to reveal to you the jewel that He has loaned to you. Relations Director and Assistant Pastor of NLTC 1
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The end of harvest season is coming and the children are about to return to school. There is one last holiday before the sky goes grey, and the weather turns cool, and the smell of maple fills the air...
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Refusing Worldly Image By Bishop Brenda K. Perry
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desire to please Him with their whole heart, mind, soul and strength. Let us pray daily for wisdom so we can properly instruct and guide them through life’s journey. No it not easy, but rewarding.
Roman 12: 2a reads, “….and do not be conformed to this world.” This properly means to not Ok, I think I’m anticipating the coming of fall put on the form, fashion, a little too much, lol. Being a person who or appearance of another. It may refer to loves all seasons, I get excited with much anything pertaining to the habit, manner, anticipation as each season approaches. The dress, or style of living of others. new season brings new opportunities, new possibilities and new expectations.
As our students return to school, it’s a change of season, an opportunity to experience so much. There may be apprehensions as they walk into their new class for the first time, see a new teacher and see new faces. But the possibilities are endless. For some parents it will be them who experience the trepidation of letting their little one walk into their new school for the first time. But the conversations that are to come in the next few weeks will open up to a new level of relationship for the parent and child. In a way, this new experience becomes a harvest festival of life, much like the wonderful autumn festivals. No matter what uncertainties, problems, fears, uncomfortable adjustments, this wonderful experience makes the “grey skys” a mer backdrop to a grand experience. To all of the students, my prayer is that you will have a blessed and safe school year. Take in all of the “sights and sound” that you can. Remember that the only barrier is the one you place in front of you. With God, this will be the most exciting year for you. Parents, cover your children each day as they head out into the unknown. Never cease to pray for the gifts that God has given to you. Together, this is going to be a great festival for you.
Mel A. Perry, Editor In Chief 2
Yes, I can say we have some great children, youth and young adults at NLT that are on fire for the Lord, and are not ashamed of the Gospel of peace. They attend schools and colleges, and are being that example, and not conforming to today’s thinking. I think of Daniel, and the three Hebrew boys, who refused to We understand that this world is ruled bow and eat or drink the King’s food or by Satan. II Corinthians 4:4 (NLT) reads, wine. Yet they were trained and taught in “Satan, the god of this world, has blinded the finest of schools doing that time. the minds of those who don’t believe.” continue on page 4 Who does Satan, many time reach out to help destroy God’s Kingdom? It is the Overcoming Temptation young and the weak. During our time of growing up, the majority of us, if not all, and Back to School had our time of rebelling against James 1:13 authority. Whether it was our parents, whom we rebelled against, or our school, or church leaders. Growing up is very challenging for both parties. Our goal and By Minister Isaac Bazile purpose of New Life Temple is to instill As the weeks move quickly towards the faith of Jesus Christ into their lives, the first day of school, it is a good time and bring them into spiritual and natural to encourage all of our academic perfection. God has given us the power scholars, from kindergarten to college, and the ability to help transform their that there will be times this school year lives, but we must continue to pray and that we all are faced with some type of ask God for wisdom and duration of temptation. Don’t worry. God has made strength. a way for you to overcome any The world is reaching for our children temptation, from being tempted to cheat on an exam to fornication. God wants through strange philosophy, rebels’ us to endure trials leading to triumphs music, pride, lust of material goodies, gain of higher education, and fashionable Satan wants them to be temptations leading to sin. Throughout the history clothing that express rejection to of the church much has been written authority. Our children are innocent, vulnerable and weak to the powers of this and spoken about overcoming world. We, as parents, must not weaken to temptation. A fifth-century Christian the cry of our children’s dislike, but must wrote, “Fly from all occasions of stand strong in the power of God temptation, and if still tempted, fly almighty. We hold the future in our hands further still. If there is no escape in how we raise our children. It’s not possible, then have done with running about us, but God’s agenda and His will away and show a bold face and take the and purpose for our children’s life. two-edged sword of the Spirit”. There are many wonderful children and young people who love the Lord, and
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Looking Ahead Please mark your calendars for the upcoming events for August & September
AUGUST 1 - 31 Bishop’s Sabbatical 4 Purpose Driven Life Small Group 10 Leadership Prayer 11 Purpose Driven Life Small Group 12 Gathering Place 19 - 22 Youth Revival 25 Purpose Driven Life Small Group 26 Gathering Place 28 Leadership Prayer
SEPTEMBER 6 Labor Day 7 Leadership Prayer 9 Gathering Place 18 LOL Workshop “DIVA” 22 Ministry Bible Study 23 Gathering Place 25 Leadership Prayer
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Birthdays & Anniversaries Monthly birthdays and anniversaries of NLTC members. If your birthday is not listed, email the church office.
Aug. 1! !
Christina Christian
Aug. 2! !
Ja”Qualon Smith
Aug. 5 ! !
John Davis, Sr.
Aug. 5! !
Valerie Padgitt
Aug. 8 ! !
Denise Bates
Aug. 16!!
Robin Green
Aug. 16 !
Jenika Jones
Aug. 17 !
Barbara Ademolu
Aug. 18 !
Angela Hardiman
Aug. 20!!
Elizabeth Gabriel
Aug. 25!!
Clayton Bates
Aug. 27!!
Capricious Wright
Aug. 28!!
Isaac Bazil
Aug. 31!!
Catherine Powell
Aug. 31 !
Bernice White
Anniversaries Steve & Donna Stephens Aug. 6 Billy & Gwen Williams Aug. 12
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Summer Events As we enter into the warmer months the city of Houston will become a haven of festivals and family oriented events. What a great way to get out and see what your city is all about. If you never get out, you will never know what makes Houston the city it is.
*Houston Area City Parks - Open year round. They are great places to enjoy a nice picnic and family fun. Editor’s picks Herman Park and Discovery Green * Miller Outdoor Theatre, Present - Nov. 13 - Family friendly entertainment in an outdoor setting. All performances are free, but tickets are needed to sit in covered seating. http:// www.milleroutdoortheatre.com/default.asp? id=172 * Summer Wild Winks at the Houston Zoo, August 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 27, 28. Imagine a big slumber party at the zoo, with loads of interactive activities, dinner and breakfast, and making new friends while enjoying the animals. http://houstonzoo.org * “Never Let It Rest!” An Art Project by Hans Molzberger @ Holocaust Museum Houston, Now - October 3, 2010. A documentary about a Nazi concentration camp erected for women in Salzwedel. http://hmh.org/ * Forgotten Gateway: Coming to America through Galveston Island, Now September 11. - Take a day trip to the Island and learn about its once upon a time history as a gateway to American Immigration during 184-1924. http://moodygardens.org
Isaac & Jackie Bazile Aug. 25
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college degrees, and there are many that are following in the same To attain higher education is great, pathway. I am very grateful to God nothing wrong in it. These young men that they have attained their diploma, were prime examples of attaining whether it’s high school or college. higher learning and it help position But most of all, they maintain their them for the cause. Remember young Christian walk in Christ. Remember to people, God wants you to be put Christ first in your life. Serving successful as much as you want to be. God while going to school is great You bring glory to His name when because you are the next generation you do well in your academics. God that will help govern this world. uses our careers in high and low places. God is reaching for the lost whether they are doctors, engineers, Overcoming from page 1 teachers, or any profession. There is an old folks saying, “Eat the meat and throw the bone away. Eat only what is of necessity, and leave the rest along.” You don’t need those things that are not pleasing to God. These young men of the Bible did not forget their teaching of God’s truths, and they applied the Word of God in their everyday life.
Some temptations must be taken by the throat as David killed the lion; others must be stifled as David hugged the bear to death.
Some you had better keep to yourselves and not give air. Shut them up as a scorpion in a bottle. Scorpions in such confinement die soon, but if allowed out for a crawl and then put back into the bottle and corked down, Young people please do not they will live a long while and give you believe you have to conform to the trouble. Keep the cork on your image that this world displays. That a temptations, and they will die of lie of the enemy. Remember the Giver themselves. Others have tried to of Knowledge, He is the one that has overcome temptation by denying it. blessed you, and gave you strength Jovinian, a heretical fifth-century monk, you to achieve in life. His purpose is taught that after a person was baptized to position you in high places so you he was forever free of the devil's power can be that light that cannot be hidden. and from temptation. Jerome, his most Carnality and worldly fulfillment is outstanding opponent, wisely enmity to God. Our pursue is to be commented that baptism does not transformed into the image of Christ, drown the devil. A German pastor who was hung for his faith in Christ in 1945 and not the image of the world. wrote these words in a sermon on I’m truly blessed to pastor some temptation: "In our members there is a great young people. Many have slumbering inclination towards desire finished high school and pursuing which is both sudden and fierce. With 4
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irresistible power desire seizes mastery over the flesh. All at once a secret, smoldering fire is kindled. The flesh burns and is in flames. It makes no difference whether it is sexual desire, or ambition, or vanity, or desire for revenge, or love of fame and power, or greed for money, or, finally, that strange desire for the beauty of the world of nature. Joy in God is...extinguished in us and we seek all our joy in the creature. At this moment God is quite unreal to us, he loses all reality, and only desire for the creature is real; the only reality is the devil. Satan does not here fill us with hatred of God, but with forgetfulness of God. The lust thus aroused envelops the mind and will of man in deepest darkness. The powers of clear discrimination and of decision are taken from us.... It is here that everything within me rises up against the Word of God." At times we feel that it is God who has made us powerless to overcome temptations, not so, but he allows us to face them with the confidence that he can and will deliver us from them all. So this school year keep Jesus in all you do and you will be able to overcome any trial and test that comes your way. You see... when you boil it all down... life is a series of choices. And those choices determine your success and happiness. And if there was ever an area where wisdom is needed... it is in this matter of the new school year.
Minister Isaac J. Bazile is the Director of Men of the Tower Ministry at New Life Temple Church, as well as a staff writer for Got Life
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New Life Temple Ministries Words from our ministries
Ladies of the Light
“A WORD FROM THE LADIES’ MINISTRY” “Fast Drivers” Fast Drivers- going through life without a care in the world, who have no regards of others. Fast Drivers don’t think they will ever be caught. They just keep taking chance after chance, saying these people drive to slow. They say, “I like this. The wind in my hair and the loud sound the car’s muffler system makes. Wow! This is a pretty color, and the faster I go the better I feel. Weeeeeee!” These kinds of people never stop to see that they are breaking the law of the land. Why, because they are not on a drag strip, but the highway in the city. They don’t care who they run over. They will mow down everthing in sight just to feel the speed. They feel like they are in control. But are you really in control? Who’s controlling the speed of the car? Is it the person driving? Think about it. My question is who’s driving you? We move through life so fast until sometimes we forget to ask God to slow us down so we can hear what He is saying. We make hasty and wrong decisions, marry the wrong person when God says wait, quit good jobs out of anger, make large purchases that we can’t afford, and then except God to always help us out of what we’ve got ourselves into. Driving too fast without slowing
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down to hear what God has to say about our decisions. These quick decision always, always get us into trouble, people get hurt, and even you may get hurt. Remember there is someone attached to you, you are not alone. Children or a spouse is involved, so don’t make a hasty decision. They just don’t affect you. Get the family involved. We must consult the Lord in everything you do. Don’t be afraid when He says no, or wait. It is always in our best interest, and He will never steer you wrong. God’s word says to “Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Be not wise in thine own eyes: fear the LORD, and depart from evil.” (Proverbs: 3: 5 thru Proverbs 3: 7) So slow down and hear what God has to say. I know you like the speed! Peace and Blessing! Sis. Donna Stephens, Co-Director Ladies of the Light Ministry
Outreach Ministry
It’s All About Character? Being a youth today isn’t as easy as one might think, or want to think. Sure they have the comfort of a well provided home, caring parents, schools for education, and a
Word teaching church. However, they are faced each day with decisions to make that impact their very souls. Even with Christian values well indoctrinated into them, making the right judgment call can be scary. Evil has a way of presenting even the ugliest of frogs as a handsome prince. Entertainment, movies, and music is quietly corrupting their thoughts, and changing their thought patterns. Drugs are definitely a way of life. Our youth are being step up for failure by the low expectations that our culture has placed on them. Rick Warren once did a study of youth who were asked, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Not one child said, "I want my gifts, talents, abilities and opportunities to serve others." So what do I say to our youth to encourage them to set an example of godliness to others? How can this be done without carrying a sign that says, “I am young, but I am living for Jesus.” My words to you comes from 1 Timothy 4:13, and it reads “Let no one despise or think less of you because of your youth, but be an example (pattern) for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith, and in purity.” (APM BIBLE) These words were written by the Apostle Paul to a young preacher named Timothy. Timothy was the pastor of the church in Ephesus, and because of his age, some of the members believed him too young to lead effectively. They thought him too inexperienced, immature, or otherwise unable to meet the challenge before him. continued on page 7
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person constantly seeking
triumphant; I wanted the best for
where is my place at Baylor, and
her. As we created our world
faithfully wondering how can I
within the world in our session, we
always be of service towards
created a sense of what is to come
friends and the world around me,
in the Baylor experience.
to be more sensitive to learning more about myself, friends, and the world around me, to positively
contest, and the reward will have
impact the lives of my peers, and
textbooks purchased for the first
to discover more about my future
and second semesters of one's
academic endeavors at Baylor
initial, and will read their essay as
University.
during Welcome Week. Not that big of a deal right? The prompt is to inspire our classmates about what the Baylor experience means to us based on the impact we seek to have in the lives of our peers, the insight we hope to gain about ourselves, others, and the world around us, and the discoveries we desire to make through our academic studies while at Baylor University. Even though my full intentions are not on necessarily winning, I honestly just want a story to be heard. This is my essay: College, all by itself, can be
else but for her to reign
purpose, consistently wondering
Baylor University about an essay
part of the Academic Convocation
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Baylor, being broadly people
As much as I felt collected being around the different wonderful intellects at Baylor, I felt more comfortable talking and communicating with them. During our mock Sing experience, we had to put our own choreography together. As I helped put
united, offers me the chance to
choreography together, one of our
connect with so many prospective
members felt that she could not
peers from different faiths,
either do it or felt odd doing it. I
backgrounds, morals, viewpoints
told her to at least try it and she
and opinions. Thankfully, I was
consistently nailed the
able to embrace this opportunity
choreography the first time every
thoroughly for the first time at
time. It was never a matter of what
Line Camp 1. After attending a
she could not do, but the push
large group session, our next
needed to support her to do the
destination was small group and
choreography. Even as Line Camp
during this small group session,
came to a final close, we had one
something extremely significant
last small group session.
happened: God moved. Our line
Throughout it, we told each other
camp leader asked a question that
our final thoughts about one
did not require much effort to
another. This was an awe-inspiring
answer; however, we, as a united
moment. The same young woman
one of the most intimidating,
group, chose to take that question
from our previous God-encounter
daunting, overwhelming
and open up a new realm of
session told me what I said to her
experiences any incoming college
passion, reality and truth. As we
really stuck to her and it was
student can possibly encounter.
traveled towards that path, one of
something she reflected on for
Some of us travel myriad miles
our members admitted her
hours. Both of these occurrences
away from home to attend the
addiction and so humbly wanted
allowed me to see with a keener
college of our choice, while some
advice from a group of people that
perspective: I can help engender
of us try to make sure that our
she had only known for two days.
some sort of change in someone,
first semester's tuition is paid off,
Without a hint of judgment, our
whether big or small.
and some of us attempt to prepare
entire group began to encourage
for the greatest roller coaster of
her and extol her for being
our lives, enduring all of the high
exceedingly brave, despite what
speeds, massive loops, sharp turns
morals or beliefs we shared or did
and quick stops. Concurrently, the
not. In this particular instance, her
Baylor experience manages to
level of comfort was substantially
pacify all of the incoming
trusting. She depleted her pride to
mentioned experiences into one of
reach out and search for help, for
the greatest life changing chapters
release, and for understanding.
of our lives. This one-of-a-kind
When it came my turn to be of
experience will allow me, as a
great courage, I wanted nothing
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but also the way we see things within our own lives and world. The challenges before for each student will help us, not make us fall. Regardless of how extraneous I may think a class may be, I will be able to take some experience or knowledge from it and apply it elsewhere where it may seem fit. All that I will learn will enable me to grow not just as student but as a Christian too. As new doors open in my mind and as new keys are given to them, my mind will continually stay a limitless sponge. The Baylor experience will be memorable because it combines those life-changing aspects into a radical encounter. The fact that I know I will be able to live it first hand is an honor and privilege. Since I was misfortunate of not attending any prior campus visits, line camp introduced me not just to a college, but it introduced me to the upcoming Baylor experience. Be Blessed!
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It’s another year. Hard desk! Heavy books! Noisy hallways that seem to go in circles. It’s back to school time. All the kids are smiling with delight, ready to embrace the world and all it has to offer. And Alice in wonderland is a real life story, lol. In reality, most young people are filled with mixed emotions. There is the moment of excitement of seeing old friends, showing off August
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new cloths...but that only goes so far. Then there is the reality for many. Lazy summer days are gone, and it’s back to getting up early to catch the bus, getting home late and having to once again stare at books for another 2 hours or more. Oh, traveling down memory lane is making me have unwanted nightmares. Just kidding, some what. But there is a wonderful memory that comes to mind. People often comment on my graphic imagination, or my ability to see people and create a whole story about them. That talent comes from those early years in private school. When I was in private school, I can’t say I was a great student, outside of anything that had to do with the Bible. In fact, I was a horrible student in regards to academics. And it was all due to my over active imagination. As I would read my social studies pace, my favorite subject back then, I would find myself visiting the dangerous villages of the Amazon, a remote place in northern China, or traveling down the Zambezi river with a missionary family. I had made these exhilarating voyages before I reached the age of 10. But the draw back of all of these exciting adventures is my school work seemed to suffer. No one seemed to appreciate the value that my experiences would have on my life years to come. I was being exposed to some much, but I was the only one who could see the benefit. My dear parents could only see the great expense it was costing them, and my teachers seemed to think it was affecting my ability to understand the more complex subject - nasty MATH! I hate that subject to this day. Of course I was perplexed by their lack of understanding...”can’t you see how much I’ve learned from these trips?” Of course, there was no one back them to encourage my great gift of imagination or channel it in the right direction. I never had to board a plane to visit a place. I simply allowed myself to mentally enter the worlds I read about. My early school years taught me two things: (1) reading opens up your mind to your possibilities and prepares you to live in it
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(2) Imagination is a must if you ever plan to go anywhere in life. If you can’t dream about it, then you don’t know what you really can do. If you never allow your God given imagination to show you worlds that are beyond your sight, then they will remain beyond your reach. Before I set foot in Kenya in 2003, I had taken many exhibitions there hundreds of times in my mind and through countless pages. I smelled the dirt, felt the sunbeams on my face, and heard the voices of the people ringing in the streets. Many times I had walked those dusty red dirt roads. Your imagination is a gift form God. Let it expose you to the place God wants to take you. Use it not only for natural things, but let it show you your place in Kingdom work. If you imagine it long enough, eventually you will work to make it a reality.
Character from page 5 Being aware of the problems Timothy was facing, Paul reminded him that character in action would stand the test in spite of his youth. Young people, you must understand that maturity has less to do with age than it does with character. Character displays itself in consistency. Paul reminded Timothy of the role of consistent action as his best advocate in life and in leadership. Through consistent action, he could win over those who would oppose him on meager grounds. His example in character would speak on his behalf. Paul gave to Timothy, as I will give to you, five areas in which you can set an example in your life. They are (1) in speech, (2) in conduct, (3) in love, (4) in faith, and (5) in purity. Two of them, speech and behavior, refer to our public life, what other people see. Being young does not give you a ticket to live a sinful life. The other three areas, love, faith, and purity - they are more inner qualities. But our inner qualities have a way of coming out and manifesting themselves in our public lives. Being young does not excuse you from the expectation of living godly lives. Your attitude should be characterized by the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22, 23). I am encouraging you to develop a character that will indeed be a godly example in everything you do. This way no one can give you a bad report. Have a blessed 2010-2011 school year! Min. Edna Johnson, Director Outreach Ministry
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The purpose of New Life Temple Church is to instill the faith of Jesus Christ into the lives of all people, bringing them into spiritual perfection with a spirit of excellence.
Weekly Service Schedule
NLTC Ministry Leaders
Bishop Brenda K. Perry, Senior Pastor pastor@newlifetemplechurch.com
Sunday Sunday School! !
Pastor Steve Stephens, Associate Pastor Sunday Worship ! sstep72508@sbcglobal.net
Pastor Elmer Powell, Associate Pastor elmerpowell@sbcglobal.net
Donna Ross-Powell, Administrator
Statement of Faith
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Wednesday Pastoral Bible Study!
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Young People On Fire! !
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donna.ross@newlifetemplechurch.com
Karen Watson, Financial Manager
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Mel A. Perry, Global Relations Director
Music Ministry! !
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global_relations@newlifetemplechurch.com
Roy & Veronica Seivwright, Head Deacons rs5587@att.com
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Intercessory Prayer!
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Pastor Elmer & Cathy Powell, Marriage Min. elmerpowell@sbcglobal.net Isaac Bazile, Men of the Tower lawfalcon@aol.com
raymondwright24@yahoo.com
ednajohn60@yahoo.com
We believe in being born again of waterby immersion in the name of the Lord “Jesus� Christ for the remission of sins, and in Spirit baptism of the Holy Ghost speaking in other tongues as the Spirit gives utterance.
We believe in presenting our bodies a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable unto God.
Pastor Raymond & Capricious Wright, Young People On Fire
Edna Johnson, Outreach
We believe that - in Him (Jesus) dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead bodily. For it pleased the Father that in Him should all fullness dwell.
We believe in divine healing, communion and foot washing.
Donna Stephens & Mary Colemon, Ladies of the Light dmstep2003@yahoo.com
Towanna Thompson, Perfecting Light Ministry towanna10@sbcglobal.net
We believe this one true God, who revealed Himself as Father in Creation, as Son in redemption, and as Holy Ghost in regeneration.
We believe in the death, burial and resurrection.
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We believe in one eternal God; infinite in power, holy in nature, attributes and purpose, as well as omniscient and omnipresent.
New Life Temple Church 4828 Almeda Genoa Houston, TX 77048
We believe in expressions of praise with lifted hands, hand clapping, playing of musical instruments, voice of praise and dancing.
713.991.5972 www.newlifetemplechurch.com
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