What kind of church is this?
We are an international church welcoming the curious and believer alike to experience a relationship with Christ rather than mere religion. We seek to lead individuals and families into a Spirit-filled experience that positively impacts every aspect of their lives.
What will a Sunday church meeting be like at NDIC?
Sunday worship includes contemporary music, prayer, fellowship, and a relevant Bible message. Services often conclude with a time to respond by seeking prayer and/or counsel.
What might I experience at NDIC that is different?
You might see people raise their hands during worship as they praise God or say, “Amen” during the message. One of the gifts of the Spirit might occur during the service like a divine healing or a prophetic word. Attendees often pray for and with each other by joining hands or placing a hand on the shoulder of the one in need.
What should I wear?
There is no dress code at NDIC. You can dress up or dress down. Your presence is what is important to us.
How long will the Sunday church service last?
Typically, a Sunday celebration will last about 60-75 minutes beginning at 10:30.
Is membership expected after attending a Sunday celebration?
No. NDIC seeks to offer a meaningful community that is relevant in an international context. We want you to experience this community without feeling pressured into becoming a member.
WHAT DO YOU HAVE FOR KIDS?
Children (Groups 1-8) are invited to Kids Connect for age-appropriate Bible learning during the preaching portion of the service, except for the first Sunday of each month. We call this Family Sunday, and kids receive Activity Sheets and washable markers to use while the Word is preached. This allows the entire NDIC Family to share Communion together each month.
What is your theological perspective?
We are evangelicals, believing that the Bible is the Word of God and that all people can have a personal relationship with God by putting their trust in Christ for salvation. We are also Pentecostals, believing that the Holy Spirit works in believers’ lives today just as He did in the book of Acts.
With whom does your pastor associate?
John & Joy are both ordained ministers and appointed missionaries with Assemblies of God World Missions USA serving in the Netherlands with the Verenigde Pinkster-en Evangeliegemeenten. They are also part of the Fellowship of European International Churches (FEIC).
Are people of other denominations or even other religions welcome to be a part?
NDIC is open to anyone, religious or non-religious, who is interested in learning more about the Bible or the Christian faith.