Jack and Dee Boreing,
are missionaries coordinating Katrina recovery in coastal Mississippi. We continue to send teams to help in this long-term work.

A team is scheduled for
March 2012.



 

 


We patner with Christians in Sierra Leone in support of the recently completed school in the village of Grafton!

See pictures on

of last summers team to Grafton

Praise the Lord for the work of
Joshua International Ministries!

for the latest on DISASTER RESPONSE RECOVERY and how you can help in North Georgia AND BEYOND go to http://www.ngumc.org/ and follow the links

It was an amazing week of meeting new friends while in service to the Lord. We put tarps on 16 homes with roofs damaged by Hurricane Irene.

You can see a complete slide show of this wonderful and blessed trip on

Stay tuned for new mission opportunities coming up.

  • Orphanage Project in Atlanta Oct. 15th
  • Upcoming Disaster Response Teams
  • International Mission team in 2012

Mission beyond our doors

New Covenant works with folks in need in Mississippi, Sierra Leone, la Union, Mexico and around our community (including local Food Pantry and Habitat programs).

Teams from New Covenant worked at homes on the Mississippi coast and with a church in Mexico, and will work again, helping families return to their homes some five years after the storm's passing.

In 7 days, by God's grace, we framed a house in our parking lot (with a lot of help from area churches!), shipped it to Mississippi, and dried it in completely. Praise the Lord! Click for more...


click to learn more!


5 years of service in Mexico

click below for pictures from the
UMVIM team to la Unión
  1. slide show 1(by Joe Hamilton)
  2. slide show 2 (by Judy Wood)

Pray for our hosts, sister Juanita, our brother Ferny, and the church in la Union.

After five years of service with our brothers and sisters in la Unión we praise God for what He has done.

Our hosts in Mississippi have been powerful witnesses to God's grace through the deepest tragedies, as evidenced in the poetry of homeowner Angie Jeter of Pascagoula:

"One Hot August Day"
We all knew she was coming
all we could do is pray
for the wrath she might bring
on that hot August day.

We didn't leave because 
my family chose to stay
nobody believed what was
really coming our way.
to read the entire poem and its powerful narrative of survival, click here.

Click for more info about God's grace at work in GA & MS!
click for a slide show of your team at work

If you are interested in serving on a future team, send us an email at ncumc@newcovumc.com

NCUMC is committed to service to our community, our schools, and our children.

To learn more about how you can join us in reaching out beyond the church doors to meet needs locally, regionally, nationally and around the world, email us at ncumc@newcovumc.com