This Advent, we are returning to the quiet beauty of a season that reminds us what our hearts have always longed for. The Weary World Rejoices invites us to rediscover the hope, joy, peace, and love that Jesus brings. Each week we will reflect on the stories that have shaped Christmas for generations and find fresh encouragement for our lives today. Whether you have celebrated Advent for years or are joining us for the first time, we welcome you to experience the warmth, wonder, and promise of this season at New City.

This Advent, we are returning to the quiet beauty of a season that reminds us what our hearts have always longed for. The Weary World Rejoices invites us to rediscover the hope, joy, peace, and love that Jesus brings. Each week we will reflect on the stories that have shaped Christmas for generations and find fresh encouragement for our lives today. Whether you have celebrated Advent for years or are joining us for the first time, we welcome you to experience the warmth, wonder, and promise of this season at New City.

At New City, hospitality and table fellowship are core to our identity. This video captures our community coming together to live out those values through a special Thanksgiving meal we hosted after service on November 23. What’s normally our weekly Soul Food gathering became an expanded celebration—an opportunity to welcome others, build authentic relationships, love our neighbors, and share a traditional Thanksgiving meal together. Enjoy this look back at a beautiful expression of community and the heart of Jesus at work around the table.

You are invited to join us for our New City sermon series, The Economy of Generosity, a four-week exploration of how the Bible connects generosity and gratitude. In a world that often tells us to hold tightly to what we have, Jesus invites us to live with open hands and thankful hearts. Together, we will discover how true generosity flows from a life inspired by Christ, one that trusts God’s provision, shares His goodness, and reflects His love to the world. Come and be inspired to find and follow Jesus in the way you give, serve, and live.

You are invited to join us for our New City sermon series, The Economy of Generosity, a four-week exploration of how the Bible connects generosity and gratitude. In a world that often tells us to hold tightly to what we have, Jesus invites us to live with open hands and thankful hearts. Together, we will discover how true generosity flows from a life inspired by Christ, one that trusts God’s provision, shares His goodness, and reflects His love to the world. Come and be inspired to find and follow Jesus in the way you give, serve, and live.

You are invited to join us for our New City sermon series, The Economy of Generosity, a four-week exploration of how the Bible connects generosity and gratitude. In a world that often tells us to hold tightly to what we have, Jesus invites us to live with open hands and thankful hearts. Together, we will discover how true generosity flows from a life inspired by Christ, one that trusts God’s provision, shares His goodness, and reflects His love to the world. Come and be inspired to find and follow Jesus in the way you give, serve, and live.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.

We live in a divided time. Conversations about race, power, and justice often generate more fear than faith. But Jesus paints a different picture: a multiethnic, reconciled, Spirit-filled community that looks like heaven breaking into earth. This fall, we invite you into a seven-week journey called Becoming a Beloved Community. Rooted in Scripture and centered on Christ, this series will explore how the church can resist cultural polarization and live into God’s kingdom dream—where walls fall, wounds heal, and every tribe, tongue, and nation worship as one.