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• New City Music 2015 Conference - Promotional Materials

  May 9, 2015 | Rob Hatch | New City Fellowship, Glenwood |
  Resources

  Feel free to download and use these materials to publicize the 2015 New City Music Conference.  Please Share! 

• Singing the Kingdom

  April 28, 2015 | Michael Kendall | New City Fellowship, East Lake |
  New Songs

  Easter can be a high point for the church's life in worship, after which we can often be left asking the question, "Now what?". 

• Songs of Waiting

  March 27, 2015 | Michael Kendall | New City Fellowship, East Lake |
  New Songs, Resources

  We often sing about waiting on God for deliverance. Do we sing about waiting to hear him speak?

• Save The Date! 2015 NCF Music Conference....

  December 18, 2014 | Rob Hatch | New City Fellowship, Glenwood |
  Resources

  Tenative dates have been set for the NCF Music Conference in the summer of 2015. It will be July 23-25, 2015 in Saint Louis MO.  We look forward to seeing many of you there! 

  Note:  Another conference is also in the works.  Stay tuned for more information!

• Advent Resources from New City Music

  November 7, 2014 | Kirk Ward | New City Fellowship, University City |
  Resources

  Get ready to celebration the holiday season with cross cultural resources from New City Music.

• New City Fellowship in St Louis: Music Ministry Internship

  September 29, 2014 | Kirk Ward | New City Fellowship, University City |
  Jobs and Internships

  The Music Ministry of New City Fellowship is looking for volunteer interns who are interested in gaining experience in practical music preparation and performance in the context of cross-cultural relationships.

• More to the story in St Louis: Freedom to Worship

  August 21, 2014 | Kirk Ward | New City Fellowship, University City |
  Reflections

  We didn't realize that on the same night that we were worshiping together with African- American gospel musicians, Euro-American hymn writers, and Latino performers, our city was about to become the focus of all our nation's ethnic injustice and entrenched segregation.