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to Come Join and Share in Fellowship with Us!

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10:30 AM ON-SITE  ⛪️

“See what great love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are!” 1 John 3 – 1

Lead Pastor Timothy Brassell and wife, Donna Brassell

We are New Life Fellowship, a congregation of Grace Communion International. We are a diverse group of people from all over the Baltimore, Maryland area who embrace the Good News that, in Jesus, all of humanity is included in the life of the Triune God – Father, Son, and Spirit! Ephesians 1: 3-6! We believe in the Triune God, Father, Son and Spirit, and that this God created, reconciled and embraced the world in Jesus Christ, as it was eternally purposed.

At New Life Fellowship we believe that everyone, including YOU, has been reconciled to God in Jesus Christ! This means you already have a relationship with God, in and through Jesus, and that God the Trinity Loves you, Likes you, and has fulfilled His plan for you to be His Adopted child forever. In fact, Triune God has revealed in Jesus Christ that He loves each of us, and all of us, MORE than He loves himself! Phil 2:3!

“I am a pastor, but only an Under-Pastor, participating with Christ in HIS Pastoring of His Church.” 

– Pastor Timothy Brassell

Shaped By The Good News Of The Gospel

A Quote Pointing You To JESUS CHRIST

From Pastor T

“Trinitarian ecclesiology (the teaching of the Church) (from Trinitarianism)

 “What flows from the Trinity? Ecclesiology (the church). What kind of church emerges from a Triune God? Not a corporation. Not a brand. Not a hierarchy climbing toward heaven. But a communion-a shared life that reflects the love between Father, Son, and Spirit.

In Trinitarian theology, the church isn’t just an institution we attend. It’s a participation in divine relationship. The Spirit gathers us not around performance or power, but around presence.

The Son doesn’t build a platform. He builds a body. And the Father doesn’t ask for flawless execution-He welcomes belonging.

There are broad spectrums of church polity-from liturgical and episcopal structures to congregational and charismatic movements. The issue isn’t necessarily one model over another, but whether the shape of that community reflects the relational life of the Trinity. There communion is valued over control, and presence over performance, we begin to see the imprint of the Triune God.

The church is not the kingdom itself, but it is the outpost; a living sign that grace still walks among us, and that love still has skin. Where control replaces communion, we drift from the source. But where love flows outward, where presence is prioritized over polish, we begin to look like the God we claim to worship.”

From: Trinitarian Worship and Ministry

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