We connect.
Three words came up over and over when we asked our own people to describe this church: loving, inviting, engaging. The focus has always been the home.
The Harpoles havecalled this homesince 1999.
Jeffrey Harpole came to serve as pastor of New Life Fellowship in the fall of 1999. He and his wife Tami have four children: Roman, Reagan, Alexandra, and Nico.
Love God. Love others. Serve.
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Loving
People are known here. That is the part we protect most, and it is the reason the church has stayed close as it has grown.
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Inviting
No one has a past here. Whatever you are carrying when you walk in, it does not decide how you are treated.
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Engaging
Serving is not reserved for staff. Most of what happens on a Sunday is carried by people who work regular jobs the rest of the week.
How we got started.
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Who we are
New Life Fellowship is a place where no one has a past and everyone has a future. We seek to be a city of refuge, a place of healing and restoration, and we see the love of God work in the hearts of people regardless of their background.
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How we got started
New Life was founded in 1965 in a basement building, with Pastor G.E. Switzer. Pastor Jeffrey Harpole came to New Life in the late fall of 1999. We moved onto our current campus in August of 2011 and into our newly built sanctuary in the fall of 2023.
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Where we are headed
Our new sanctuary seats more than 1,200 people comfortably, with classroom space for our children and youth. As we move forward as a church family, we will continue to be a place where everyone has a future.
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Our staff
The pastors, ministers, and office team who serve here.
Three campuses, one church.
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Terre Haute
7849 Wabash Avenue, Terre Haute
Sundays 9:30 AM Sunday School, 10:30 AM and 6 PM. Wednesdays 6:30 PM.
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Hymera
Sundays 10 AM. Thursdays 6:30 PM.
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Nueva Vida
1851 N. Chamberlain Road, Terre Haute
Sundays 3 PM.
The rest is easierto see in person.
Sundays at 10:30 AM and 6 PM, Wednesdays at 6:30 PM, at 7849 Wabash Avenue.