Welcome to your New Beginning

New Beginnings Non-Denominational Church

2219 Spring Avenue, New Albany, IN 47150

History

New Beginnings Church was formed in March 2010 by Pastor Tracy Patton and a few others who wanted to start a church in Southern Indiana that was open and accepting to everyone. They first met in a Bingo Hall in Jeffersonville, Indiana on Sunday mornings and eventually moved into a space in downtown Jeffersonville. As the congregation grew, the church moved twice more to different locations in Jeffersonville. In 2019, we were able to purchase a church building at 2219 Spring Avenue in New Albany and have recently added the adjacent church building to our campus.

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Who we are

New Beginnings Church is a very diverse church, where ALL people are welcome, accepted, and loved! I would like to invite you to visit us for one of our inspirational and uplifting services!

New Beginnings Church is very active in the community. We supply food and clothing to the needy; we participate in community clean up; we help people with yard work; and numerous other activities.

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Join the fun!

We are a non-denominational Church that accepts everyone!  When you come for the first time as a visitor, you then become family.  Our motto is, "Where Everyone Is Accepted and No One Is Judged."  We look forward to seeing you and meeting you!

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