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New City Fellowship is a multicultural church located in the City of St. Louis. We invite you to come worship with us, to join us in exalting the Lord Jesus Christ. Together, by the power of the gospel, we hope to bring about racial reconciliation and address the needs of our city.
We meet every Sunday in 3 locations:
University City
South City
West End
While we come together on Sunday mornings for corporate worship in Spirit and in Truth, we equally emphasize the intimacy and relational dynamics of small groups in our House Church culture. There, individuals are more personally discipled, nurtured, and equipped in their faith to take their part in becoming the full expression of Christ in this world.
An important part of our New City culture is to show God’s love to the poor, widows, orphans, immigrants and refugees of St. Louis. We formed Restore St. Louis to combine our leadership and church community with the human, financial, and spiritual resources of other churches, students, and businesses from the area and across the nation.
We meet every Sunday in 3 locations:
University City
South City
West End
While we come together on Sunday mornings for corporate worship in Spirit and in Truth, we equally emphasize the intimacy and relational dynamics of small groups in our House Church culture. There, individuals are more personally discipled, nurtured, and equipped in their faith to take their part in becoming the full expression of Christ in this world.
An important part of our New City culture is to show God’s love to the poor, widows, orphans, immigrants and refugees of St. Louis. We formed Restore St. Louis to combine our leadership and church community with the human, financial, and spiritual resources of other churches, students, and businesses from the area and across the nation.
What To Expect
A typical service will last about 90 minutes. Some folks wear jeans, while others dress up. We sing a mix of contemporary and traditional music, as well as songs in other languages - French, Spanish, Swahili and Lingala, to name a few.
Parking is limited on our campus, but there is plenty of free street parking surrounding our building. You may also park at the Barbara C Jordan Elementary School lot across the street. We have a handicap lot in the back, close to the main entrance, reserved for those with disabilities.
Our main entrance is in the back of the building. Just follow the sidewalk around until you see the double glass doors that lead to the foyer. There is a wheelchair ramp just inside the door, and handicap accessible restrooms.
If you prefer to worship with us from a distance, join us each Sunday via livestream at 10:30am on our YouTube Channel.
In addition, we offer an in-person French Speaking Worship Service at 10:30am in the auditorium. For more information on this service, contact Noel Sengele: nsengele@ncfstl.org
Parking is limited on our campus, but there is plenty of free street parking surrounding our building. You may also park at the Barbara C Jordan Elementary School lot across the street. We have a handicap lot in the back, close to the main entrance, reserved for those with disabilities.
Our main entrance is in the back of the building. Just follow the sidewalk around until you see the double glass doors that lead to the foyer. There is a wheelchair ramp just inside the door, and handicap accessible restrooms.
If you prefer to worship with us from a distance, join us each Sunday via livestream at 10:30am on our YouTube Channel.
In addition, we offer an in-person French Speaking Worship Service at 10:30am in the auditorium. For more information on this service, contact Noel Sengele: nsengele@ncfstl.org