New Life Symphony Orchestra

We are excited to announce our next mission trip to Budapest, Hungary June 5-14, 2025. We will present outreach concerts across the city that will culminate in a side-by-side concert with a Budapest Youth Orchestra at the beautiful Vigadó, Budapest’s second largest concert hall. Join us!!
For more information or to register, visit https://www.globalmissionsproject.com/hungary-2025-nlso.

So proud of the musicians of the New Life Symphony Orchestra for bringing the 🔥 this evening. You played with all your hearts and left it all on the stage. I am so grateful to have experienced your musicianship. What a joy to get to work with you. You are blessing so many with your gifts. Thank you for making our lives richer.

Thank you to the musicians of the New Life Symphony Orchestra for making Christmas at Children's Medical Center a huge success. Stories of your impact on the precious families are pouring in. Thank you for giving of your time and talents to make the lives of others better. You are making a difference. Merry Christmas to you and your families! ❤️

See you on our livestream at 2pm tomorrow, Friday, for NLSO's Christmas at Children's Medical Center! 🎄🎶🎁🎻☃️🎺

This Friday at 2pm, NLSO's Christmas at Children's Medical Center will be broadcast to all hospital rooms and sister hospitals through the Red Balloon Network 🎈, bringing Christmas cheer to families going through difficult times. Experience the joy with us as we live stream the event on our Facebook! 🎻🎄🎶🎁🎺☃️🎵

If you would like to financially support this event, you can contribute at https://www.newlifesymphony.com/contribute.php

We are so excited to bring the joy of Christmas music to families at our 11th Annual Christmas at Children's Medical Center Dallas this Friday, Dec. 15 at 2pm. We will be live streaming the event on our Facebook, so be sure to tune in! 🎶☃️🎄

If you would like to financially support this event, you can contribute at https://www.newlifesymphony.com/contribute.php

Calling all clarinetists. Jason Baker (1st Clarinet*), Ashley Bouras (2nd Clarinet°) and Basil Bouras (Bass clarinet^) need some subs for New Life symphony Orchestra for rehearsals on 10/5*°, 10/19*^, 10/26*^.

Reh's: 6:30-8:30 @ Richardson FUMC

Music: The Cowboys Overture, Appalachian Spring, Berceuse and Finale from Firebird, How to Train Your Dragon Suite

Preparedness is essential.

Thank you to everyone who has supported NLSO in our mission efforts over the last few weeks! We believe the Lord was glorified by our worship and testimonies. We're grateful for the new partnership that we were able to help form between the churches that we served, the three projectors that were donated to the church partners, the new friendships amongst our team and in Italy, the report from the prisoner mentioned in our previous post, the report from a small group of atheists and the other stories of God’s work that were shared. We pray that many seeds were planted. NLSO musicians made a difference for the Kingdom by choosing to go in obedience to the Great Commission. ❤️

To support our ongoing ministry, please consider donating here: https://www.newlifesymphony.com/contribute.php

We concluded the trip with a final concert back at Siamoumo in Casalnuovo, where Susan Gibney and Johnny Fuller shared faith stories. Many were blessed, especially as we ended with "How Great Thou Art" in honor of their founding pastor. We were so grateful for their hospitality as the ladies of the church prepared a delicious dinner for us afterwards.

Thursday's event was at the Naples prison. We weren't able to take electronic devices into the prison, so we don't have any pictures besides this one out of the outside. Faith stories were shared by Alan Suska, Lorelei Barton, and Brandon Berens. After we finished, one of the inmates told us that although they couldn't leave the prison, the prison has left them. Praise be to God!

I think the players are pretty worn out! 😂