New Covenant Church was organized as Love Christian Fellowship on September 25, 1982. We were birthed in response to God’s dealing with Pastor Bryan Hudson about raising up a non-denominational ministry in Indianapolis that would reach people from all walks of life. Pastor Hudson was mentored and ordained by his late pastor and grandfather, Ray Elijah Hudson of Christway Missionary Baptist Church.

From the beginning of our ministry, we sought to demonstrate the love of Jesus through outreach and caring for one another. God gave us a core vision of: Family Church; Community & World Outreach Center; and a Bible Teaching Ministry. In 1995, we adopted a mission statement that comprised: Worship, Fellowship; Discipleship and Stewardship.

For 24 years we have faithfully proclaimed the Gospel and taught the Word of God through every available means including; regular and special services; cell groups, at nursing homes, missions, radio, television (for 14 years), under a tent, in parks, on parking lots, in school auditoriums, door to door, at housing projects, in foreign lands, through the Internet and through personal witnessing. For the glory of God, we have ministered to thousands of people and lead a great number to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. In January of 1997, we took the new name, New Covenant Church. This new name expresses our renewed focus on sharing the New Covenant that Jesus provided for humanity as well as our desire to walk in covenant-love one with another. New Covenant also represents the "new thing" that God is doing in the midst of us.

In 1995, Willowbrook Christian Academy opened its doors to our first preschoolers. Today, we have 80+ students enrolled in our preschool and kindergarten programs.

In November of 1999 we completed an expansion and remodeling project on our present facilities. The expansion will allow greater growth and better delivery of service to our Willowbrook Academy family. On August 21, 2003, one of the founders of the ministry, Gaynell Hudson, mother of Pastor Bryan Hudson, and wife to elder Horace Bryan Hudson, went home to be with the Lord. Her faith and contributions will always be remembered.

In 2004 we began working into Lagos, Nigeria Africa. After a second trip in 2005, Pastor Bryan Hudson established the Firm Foundation Institute learning center at Liberation Assembly Church.

The people of New Covenant Church, from our eldership, to our key leaders, to the newest members, are the heart and soul of our ministry. May the Lord grant us the favor, grace and resources to make a positive impact on the city of Indianapolis and beyond. In Jesus' Name, AMEN!