New Life Assembly

10/21/2026

What's Happening at New Life Assembly - https://mailchi.mp/f5ff7e4c1095/whats-happening-at-nla-17324667

10/14/2026

What's Happening at New Life Assembly - https://mailchi.mp/acd8cf6fbf02/whats-happening-at-nla-17324613

10/05/2026

Yesterday, we gave out approximately 100 Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes here at New Life Petrolia for people to fill up. There are a few more shoeboxes to hand out in our Fellowship Hall. People have already started to return their boxes filled with goodies for a child in another country. Get yours, and bring incredible joy to a child's face this Christmas!

10/03/2026

Tomorrow Pastor Ron is in Acts 22. Come ready to worship, receive Communion and hear what God has for us!

10/01/2026

Our kids are growing up in a world that is more connected than ever, and keeping them safe online can feel overwhelming.
Earlier this year, we hosted an incredibly helpful workshop with Protect Young Eyes, equipping parents with practical tools to create safer digital spaces at home.

Here are some simple guides for the various devices we use daily in our homes that will help you make inappropriate content harder to access and strengthen the safeguards we already have in place.

Click the link below ⬇️ to explore the guides and take a few practical steps toward a safer digital home.

We provide step-by-step instructions for setting up parental controls on every popular digital device. Android. iPhone. Kindle. Chromebook. Echo. And more!

09/27/2026

Today, Pastor Sam shared with the church that he has resigned as Lead Pastor of New Life Assembly. His final Sunday with us will be November 1. We are so grateful for the ways Pastor Sam has led, taught, prayed, and cared for our church family.

Today’s message from Acts 20 and 21 reminded us that goodbyes carry both deep affection and trust in God. As Paul prayed with those he loved and entrusted them to God’s care, we invite you to pray for Pastor Sam and Vee, and for our church, as we all trust the Holy Spirit to guide us in the days ahead!

Pastor Sam's letter to the church: https://canva.link/1n9voh39hh5ls23

09/27/2026

Our livestream wasn't streaming today, but if you were hoping to catch Church online, it's up now.
Our apologies to everyone at home!

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09/17/2026

We are saddened to hear about the passing of Dave Mills. Let's pray for God's peace for the family.

Dave Mills was a husband, a dad, a son, a brother, a farmer, a friend. He cultivated intentional relationships but his greatest harvest was the family he leaves behind. Surrounded by his family, Dave Mills peacefully went to his heavenly home on Tuesday, September 15,2026 at St. Joseph’s Hospice in Sarnia. Dave was born on the same farm he built a life with his wife Ellen (nee Murray) and four children – Jo-Anne (Nick) Koiter, John (Kelly) Mills, Connie (Steven) Mannering, and Janice (Devin) Drysdale. Love was multiplied with the addition of seven grandchildren whom he loved dearly: Abigail, Joshua, Madison, Kaelyn, Jesse, Liam, and Cody. Dave’s life was built on the foundations of faith & family and the quiet, humble way he lived impacted more lives than he realized. A farmer, first and foremost, Dave worked alongside his dad Stanley and mom Christena (Teenie) from the time he could walk. He cultivated the same close relationships with his own children working together on the farm, enjoying family trips, and many meals around the kitchen table. An avid outdoorsman, Dave enjoyed countless hours with a line in the water or in pursuit of “the big buck”. His attention to detail was profound in each carpentry project he completed, including beautiful furniture as well as the family home. Dave loved to see the countryside and travelled many miles with his co-pilot Ellen by his side. From family adventures in their motorhome, rugged trips with the truck and camper, to winter trips to Texas, he lived out Johnny Cash’s song “I’ve Been Everywhere”. Dave is survived by his sister Ilene and predeceased by parents and his brothers Cliff and Howard as well as his beloved sisters Jeannie and Kathleen (or Peggy as she was affectionately known). Visitation at Van Heck Funeral Home, 172 Symes Street, Glencoe on Tuesday, September 22 2pm – 4pm and 6pm – 8pm; as well as one hour before the funeral on Wednesday, September 23. Celebration of life will take place at Faith Pentecostal Assembly, 259 Main Street, Glencoe at 11am on Wednesday, September 23. Private family interment at Alvinston Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to St. Joseph’s Hospice Sarnia or Teen Challenge Canada.

09/17/2026

The two pastors most likely to survive on a desert island. IYKYK. 😆
Pictures of tonight's 'All Aboard' event incoming tomorrow... what an incredible team of people we get to lead at New Life! We get to go the extra mile together with some of the best. What a privilege.

09/16/2026

For our amazing volunteers!