October 6, 2019 -New Generation Community Outreach Center, formerly New Generation Church, opened its doors to the community in a dedication service in observance of the new building located at 119 Louis Barnett, Jr. Street, previously known as the Vanco Building. Pastor Joe N. Webb founded the new Generation Church, Inc. in October 2003 with a congregation of nearly 50.  At that time the non-denominational church held worship services in the old Hook movie theatre on Prairie Ave. in Eutaw..
In September, 2013, the Greene County Commission approved the sale of the county’s Vanco property to New Generation Church, at fair market price not to be less than assessed value.

New Generation Community Outreach
dedicates new SanctuaryAccording to pastor Joe N. Webb, the new facility would be developed in three phases: Phase 1, The Sanctuary and business offices; Phase 2, Area for community gatherings and services, including weddings and other celebrations, and funerals; Phase 3, Recreational area, including a gymnasium.
Pastor Webb stated that the church plans to acquire additional adjacent property for outdoor recreational uses, such as picnic grounds, cook-out, ball games, etc.
“The New Generation Church intends to develop this new facility to reach our community through worship, resources and other outreach services. We are committed to motivating and making a difference in the lives of people, imparting spirituality, blessing financially, and embracing the truth that we have a responsibility to the growth and development of our community,” Pastor Webb stated.
In the dedication ceremony, Apostle Steve Green, pastor of the More Than Conquerors Faith Church, served as the guest speaker.  Scripture readings were rendered by Rev. Kelvin Cockrell of Morning Star Baptist Church and Pastor Samuel Ezell of Brush Creek Baptist Church. Greetings were delivered by County elected officials, Campers on Mission, Eutaw Mayor and Council, Merchants and Farmers Bank, Judy Livingston and others.