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How many of you have connected the name Yahweh Nissi with your wayward son or daughter? I know I hadn’t.

How many of us have been angry, irritated, or bitter this week? How are we doing in the complaint department?

This month, the New Covenant Center for Gospel Care wishes to introduce a difficult, complex topic which we hope will help our church congregation to increase their understanding and awareness of.

As mentioned in our previous blog post, New Covenant is making a transition at the end of November to our new 100% web-based application from ACS Technologies called Realm.

If you were at our most recent New Covenant membership meeting, it was announced that we are making a transition at the end of November to a new next generation whole church ministry management solution called Realm.

As we wind down our summer schedule and begin to embrace the reality of the autumn season with its more serious, focused schedule, I thought I would start things off with a joke about this week’s subject.

As a young person growing up on the Southeast shoreline of Connecticut, one of my fond memories was going to my Dad’s favorite restaurant, the Nautilus.

Over the next few months, the Gospel Care Center will be providing some Biblical Care and Counseling articles that we hope will be edifying to our New Covenant congregation. Following is Part 2 of the article, Common Barriers To Seeking Biblical Counseling. Part 1 appeared in last week's blog post.

Over the next few months, the Gospel Care Center will be providing some Biblical Care and Counseling articles that we hope will be edifying to our New Covenant congregation.

During our recent “Celebrate the Church” evening service, the NCBC elders were excited to share news about the creation of a special Seminary Student Fund that members of our church community have an opportunity to contribute to.

Have you ever thought about what your dream job would be? How about a teacher or maybe a doctor or perhaps a US senator? What would your perfect job description look like? The options are almost unlimited…