For from him and through him and for him are all things. To him be the glory forever! Amen. Romans 11:36
Our story of God writing His script through a group of ordinary people.
Historical Timeline
There was a vision by the leaders of the church to build a pavilion for the church to use as well as the community. The pavilion was finished in the Fall of 2022. Under the leadership of Kevin Charles, Chair, Trustees, the pavilion was dedicated debt-free on June 11, 2023. …Read More
As time went forward, there was a vision to have a basketball court behind the church. It was not just about our youth. It was a tool to reach other young people in the community by providing them a safe place to play basketball. It was a strategic location as…Read More
The primary mission of the church is about transforming lives through Christ, especially young people as they are the next generation leaders of the church. “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!” I Corinthians 5:17
There was a lot of discussion and planning for the kitchen regarding the layout and design. The Building Ministry Team decided to go with metal countertops for the sake of durability. Brian Frear handmade the all the cabinets. They were high quality and have stood up well over time. His…Read More
What a day of celebration it was when The Harby Center was dedicated on September 30, 2007! The cost was $650,000 plus all the volunteer labor. It was done debt-free. Supt. David Harvey spoke that morning and in the afternoon dedication service. When the leadership of NHCC planned this part…Read More
This picture represents the “power of team”. When a group of people hear from God and obey His leading, amazing things can happen. A sense of unity prevailed among the people and the work moved along quickly. Then the Lord said: “I am making a covenant with you. Before all…Read More
While the church family was using the sanctuary, work proceeded to build the second half of the building. It would become known as The Harby Center, in memory and honor of Joe and Carolee Harby. The vision was for it to be a bridge to the community. It’s true that…Read More
The old church on East and Shepard was sold to the Mental Health Association of Ulster County on May 2, 2005. It was time to let go of the past.
A special thanks to the Building Ministry Team that persevered through the years. While it took 2 years to renovate the sanctuary, it would take another 3 years to complete the main part of the second half of the building. Much of the work was done by volunteers, while other…Read More