New Life is actively involved in mis­sions and church plant­ing in our com­mu­nity, state, nation, and world.

Below you will find a list of orga­ni­za­tions and indi­vid­u­als with whom we part­ner, the rea­son for our affil­i­a­tion, and a lit­tle about how we sup­port them.

Acts 29 Network

Acts 29 is a trans-denominational peer-to-peer net­work of Chris­t­ian, evan­gel­i­cal, mis­sional, reformed pas­tors and churches. Our pas­tors ben­e­fit from coach­ing, men­tor­ing, and peer-to-peer friend­ships with other lead­ers. Addi­tion­ally, we have the priv­i­lege of work­ing along­side other like-minded churches to plant healthy churches in our com­mu­nity, state, nation, and world.

South­ern Bap­tist Con­ven­tion Coop­er­a­tive Program

Con­trary to pop­u­lar belief, the South­ern Bap­tist Con­ven­tion is not a denom­i­na­tion, but an asso­ci­a­tion of free con­fess­ing churches. New Life will­ingly and freely part­ners with the SBC Coop­er­a­tive Pro­gram, which pro­vides finan­cial, admin­is­tra­tive, and ongo­ing spir­i­tual sup­port to mis­sion­ar­ies in North Amer­ica and the world.

Bra­zos Val­ley Church Planters Network

The Bra­zos Val­ley Church Planters Net­work (BVCPN) was launched in July 2009 by our preach­ing pas­tor, Allen Duty, and Justin Hyde, lead pas­tor of Christ Church Bren­ham. The vision of the BVCPN is to con­nect, resource, and encour­age church planters in cen­tral Texas through friend­ship, reg­u­lar meet­ings, and events.

Creath Bra­zos Bap­tist Association

The Creath Bra­zos Bap­tist Asso­ci­a­tion (CBBA) is an asso­ci­a­tion of Bap­tist churches from Madi­son, Bra­zos, Grimes, Waller, and Leon coun­ties. We par­tic­i­pate in the CBBA by donat­ing to the Acts 1:8 fund, which helps smaller churches obtain fund­ing for short-term mis­sion trips.

Aaron and Heather Hendrick

Aaron and Heather were among New Life’s first mem­bers, and Aaron served as the wor­ship leader until August 2010, when they moved their fam­ily of 6 to Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Aaron is the Bible teacher at a Chris­t­ian school there, and they will be par­tic­i­pat­ing in var­i­ous min­istries through­out the city. If you would like more infor­ma­tion about the Hen­dricks visit their web­site. To find out how you can sup­port them or would like to add your own tax-deductible dona­tion to our church’s monthly sup­port, please con­tact Cody Groves at cody@newlifecs.net.

Nathan and Rebekah Forbes

Nathan and Rebekah were a part of New Life’s core group of mem­bers and were inte­gral in form­ing what New Life has become today. In July 2010, they moved to Guatemala City, Guatemala to serve with an orphan­age called Fudani­nos. Check out their blog to see what they are doing. If you would like more infor­ma­tion about Nathan and Rebekah or would like to add your own tax-deductible dona­tion to our church’s monthly sup­port, please con­tact Cody Groves at cody@newlifecs.net.

Jim and Rachel Jobe

Jim and Rachel Jobe were a part of New Life’s core group and were among the first mem­bers of our church. In August 2009, they left for Michi­gan to train with New Tribes Mis­sions. After an intense period of train­ing, they will leave the coun­try to pro­claim the Gospel and plant churches among ani­mistic tribes in the south­ern hemi­sphere. Check out what’s hap­pen­ing with the Jobe’s on their blog. If you would like more infor­ma­tion about Jim and Rachel or would like to add your own tax-deductible dona­tion to our church’s monthly sup­port, please con­tact Cody Groves at cody@newlifecs.net.

Ryan and Amy

Ryan and Amy have been con­nected with our found­ing church, Liv­ing Hope, for a num­ber of years. Ryan and Amy min­is­ter among Mus­lims in south­east Asia. Check out the lat­est updates from Ryan and Amy on their blog.  If you would like more infor­ma­tion about Ryan and Amy or would like to add your own tax-deductible dona­tion to our church’s monthly sup­port, please con­tact Cody Groves at cody@newlifecs.net.