Advancing The Reign Of Christ Among All Peoples
​Through A Redeemed Community ​Of All Peoples​

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Sunday Afternoon Service, 3:30 pm

JESUS DESERVES WORSHIP
​IN EVERY LANGUAGE

In our eternal home, the New City, we will be surrounded by a multitude from all the nations; Christ will be worshipped by all peoples
​ (Revelation 7:9)

​​​We are glad you discovered our Church! Our prayer is that you feel truly welcomed at NCNC. On any given Sunday, brothers and sisters from more than 20 different ethnic groups gather to worship Jesus. The desire of our community is to see our Lord receiving the glory he deserves in all languages here in the Twin Cities and beyond.

Come join us in advancing the reign of Christ among all peoples, through a redeemed community of all peoples!

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"First Things For Flourishing" Sermon Series

​New City of Nations has invited Pastor Andy Gray, the founder of Catalyst For Harmony, to serve as a pastoral consultant for NCNC.  The content of this sermon series focuses on the spiritual  formation of the people of God and is designed to help Jesus followers think more deeply and cross-culturally around 12 foundational spiritual concepts that will help deepen our unity as a multi-ethnic and intergenerational congregation. The 12 concepts are: Communion, Home, Fire, Vision, Burden, Voice, Context, Discernment, Opportunity, Threat, Risk, and Courage.

Pastor Andy is passionate about cultivating harmony in the Body of Christ by breaking down social, economic, and racial barriers that have fractured the church and our communities. Teaming truth, empathy, understanding and compassion he strives to build bridges and partnerships between people and churches. Pastor Andy has over 24 years of pastoring experience with the last 18 of those years serving as the founding pastor of The Urban Refuge Church in South Minneapolis.

MORE info on catalyst for harmony

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Joshua - "A New Day Breaking Through"
New Message Series Starting February 13, 2020 by Pastor Terrance

Why Joshua? I chose Joshua because after reflecting on NCNC’s journey over the past couple of years, and praying with and for the people of our faith community, one thing seemed clear to me: We all need to be reminded of the victory that we have in God.

​Joshua and the Hebrew people were embarking on a new journey after losing their leader, Moses. All they really had was hope in the promised land and trusting in the One that gave the promise. To claim the promised victory, they would need to go through some refining fire. New City, we have victory promised us in Christ, though on any given day or moment of the day, we may feel as if we have no victory at all. The book of Joshua is our road map of how we continue to move forward in our everyday lives especially when we may be faced with the pain of the past, weariness & confusion of today, and uncertainty of an unknown future. We all have fluctuating emotions and perspectives as we move into the coming days of God’s refining work in us.  Yet, we can remain strong and courageous through it all knowing there is so much waiting for us on the other side.