New Life Assembly of God

Luke 1:37 says, '…nothing is impossible with God.' The people who make up New Life Assembly of God in Geneva, Ohio believe that.

We have seen God do many impossible things, people healed of sickness and acute medical conditions, marriages and families restored, provisions given supernaturally such as jobs and finances, even the lead pastor was brought back from the dead, (http://across.co.nz/PishcuraResurrection.html).

Why are these things happening? Is it because we are special? Nope! The reason we are seeing these things take place is that God desires to show His willingness to work through anyone who will believe and have faith in Jesus Christ His Son.

The people of New Life Assembly of God are praying that God will manifest His presence in even greater ways in our midst. We believe in miracles and God's supernatural intervention in people's lives and situations. There is power in the name of Jesus Christ to deliver, heal and restore.

Most people at New Life will tell you, 'Nothing is impossible with God!' The reason being is that they have experienced it personally.

We have a number of ministries that will encourage and strengthen families and individuals, we invite you to tour our web site to learn more about these ministries.

Any questions you may have can be answered by calling us or by emailing us at newlifegeneva@windstream.net.

God bless you and have a good day in Jesus!

News & Information

AG.org News & Information

Mooney becomes AGFSA director

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Riggs Scholarship submission deadline is February 15th

The Ralph Riggs Scholarships are worth $30,000 each, but the deadline for high school seniors to get their applications in for this scholarship and eight other $5,000 scholarships is fast approaching.
This week in AG history -- January 30, 1932

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Valley Forge Christian College alumna, Jessica Buchanan, rescued by Navy SEALs

Jessica Buchanan, a 2007 graduate of Valley Forge Christian College (AG), has been held hostage for 3 months in Somalia. Earlier this week, Navy SEALs rescued her and a coworker.