Bishop Douglas & Lady Alice Taylor and the New Covenant Christian Church at large, welcome you to NCCC's website.  We are a Bible believing, Bible teaching church.  We love God and we most certainly love God's people. 

We pray that this website will be a blessing to all who visit.  It is our desire to point the way to Jesus.  For He has said that "if we lift Him up, He will draw all men unto Him".  If you are in the Cleveland area, stop by and join us in worshipping the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords.  His name is Jesus!

Weekly Services Adult Sunday School......10:30 AM    Youth Department Meeting.....10:30 AM    Worship Service.........12:00 Noon   Thursday Bible Study... 7:00 PM Saturday Intercessory Prayer....9:00 AM Come visit us at 13021 St. Clair Avenue,  Cleveland, OH  44108

God Can When you feel unlovable, unworthy and unclean, When you think that no one can heal you, Remember, Friend, God Can. When you think that you are unforgivable For your guilt and your shame Remember, Friend, God Can. When you think that all is hidden And no one can see within Remember, Friend, God Can. And when you have reached the bottom And you think that no one can hear Remember my dear Friend God Can. And when you think that no one can love The real person deep inside of you Remember my dear Friend, God Does. Author Unknown

Last updated; May 5, 2008

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Bishop Douglas H. Taylor

Senior Pastor

Bishop's Training for Reigning                                 Speak Jesus              Christians are a peculiar people!!  We ask God to speak to us, but when he speaks, we are not listening.  We ask to come into His presence, but don’t hear His call.  We have access to THE BOOK that God speaks to us through and that is the bible.  This book was written just for you and me.  It has the answers to all our questions, past, present and future.  It has mapped the paths we must follow to live a holy and righteousness life.  It not only shows Jesus as our example but also tells us how we are to pattern ourselves after him. And last but surely not least, it allows us to see ourselves as Jesus sees us.  This book is never outdated because it is alive. In the 19th Chapter of I Kings, Elijah afraid of being killed by Jezebel went into hiding.  He cried out to God in despair and heard from God in a way that he wasn’t expecting.   God told the prophet Elijah to stand on the mountain because He was going to pass by. A mighty and powerful wind came and tore the mountain apart and broke the rocks into pieces, but the Lord was not in the wind. Then there was a mighty earthquake, but the Lord was not in the earthquake. Then there was a fire, but the Lord was not in the fire. Then Elijah heard a small whisper of a voice and he went out to stand in the presence of the Lord. Unfortunately, we look for God to speak to us in a loud and powerful way or do something miraculous, but we miss that still small voice of God.    When all we need to do is get in our place of quietness.  Call on God, not to give Him a list all the things we need but to mediate and listen for His voice. For more often than not, it is in a small whisper of a voice that God speaks.  Will you take time to listen?

Bishop Douglas H. Taylor, Senior Pastor

Reviewing Sunday School Lesson: "First Things First"

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