New Testament Church

The New Testament Church refers to the community of believers founded on the teachings of Jesus Christ, as described in the Bible’s New Testament. It emphasizes faith in Jesus, love, worship, and spreading his message. Early Christians gathered regularly for prayer, teaching, and fellowship, forming a spiritual family. The church’s mission includes sharing the gospel, serving others, and living according to Jesus’ example. Today, the New Testament Church varies in structure but remains rooted in the principles of faith, community, and Christ-centered worship, aiming to grow spiritually and impact the world positively.